A New Jersey father spent more than $5,000 to reprint an entire set of high school yearbooks after his son’s shirt was photoshopped by a faculty member to remove President Donald Trump’s campaign logo.
According to Asbury Park Press, Wall Township father Joseph Berardo donated a whopping $5,279 out of the estimated $10,000 needed to reprint yearbooks for the entire school after his son Grant and two other students were censored in the original set passed out at Wall High School in June.
Grant Berardo said at the time he was shocked when flipped the pages to discover his shirt had been censored and the words “Trump: Make America Great Again” had been edited out of his school picture.
“I sent it to my mom and dad, just like ‘You won’t believe this.’ I was just overall disappointed,” he told APP. “I like Trump, but it’s history, too. Wearing that shirt memorializes the time.”
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