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Calif. students pay price for refusing to observe pro-homosexual 'Day of Si

onenewsnow.com — Dozens of students at three Sacramento, California, area public schools were suspended when they took a stand against a pro-homosexual event -- the "Day of Silence," which was observed nationwide late last month.

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  • candre23, on 10/11/2007, -1/+2They would also have been sent home if they had been pushing propaganda about why you should "keep the blacks down" or "women are inferior to men".

    Hate speech is hate speech.

    While your right to say hateful things is constitutionally protected, schools are private property. They can kick you out for any reason. It's not fair, but it's true. Hate speech is as good a reason as any.
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