If educators make their campus grounds the scene of a movement inspiring riots, arson, assault and murder across the nation, and then are surprised when it stokes racial tensions, these educators aren't very educated
More Anthem Hypocrisy: Kneeling, Yes; Confederate Flag, No
In today's politically correct schools, all types of divisive expression are equal, but some are more equal than others. A case in point is Wiregrass Ranch High Schoolin Wesley Chapel, FL, where showing disrespect for the National Anthem is supposedly a "First Amendment right." Wearing a Confederate Flag cape, however, is a violation.
The school recently made news because three students came on campus dressed in supposed KKK outfits and another draped himself in a Confederate Flag cape. It turned out that the three white-sheeted lads are minorities--two Hispanics and one "Middle Eastern" kid--which must have disappointed the race hustlers immensely. Anyway, some initially said the "KKK" outfits were ghost costumes, part of "Spirit Week" dress-up day. But then school superintendent Kurt Browning publicly announced, "Usually ghosts don't have pointed hoods," which I'm sure is true because ghosts don't wear hoods at all. And while Browning perhaps has consorted with more ghosts than I have, I understand that ghosts also don't have physical bodies. So it's confirmed: those students could not have been ghosts. Hang them.
