A high school student in North Carolina was forced to remove a jersey featuring the president’s last name at a patriotic-themed high school football game.
WTVD reported that the event took place on October 5 at Harnett Central High School in the town of Angier.
A father tells me his son was asked by the school principal to remove this jersey during a patriotic-themed football game after people complained. Dad, a registered Democrat, says his son complied but felt humiliated. @HarnettCoSchool says it supports expression not disruptions pic.twitter.com/W9U9v2vBLF
— Tim Pulliam (@TimABC11) October 10, 2018
Mike Collins, the student’s father, said Saturday on Fox & Friends that the Trump jersey was given to his family by a friend.
Collins said the game was dubbed “America Night” and that his son, who sat in the front row, was singled out by the school’s principal shortly before halftime. – READ MORE