The 9th Circuit believes that school authorities can bar a student from wearing a t-shirt that says "homosexuality is shameful", even if it is a protest against a pro-gay event on campus that day.
Question: How would this be different from wearing a "eating meat is shameful" t-shirt to a school barbecue?
Does it solely reset on the minority status of the offended party? Have group rights gone so far that, while all groups are equal, some groups are more equal than others?
Posted by Kevin Murphy at April 23, 2006 02:25 AM