“We have a Zero-Tolerance Policy”: High School Student “Punished” for Expressing Support for the “Cornell 7”

We he often discussed high school administrators and teachers who engage in censorship and speech regulation, often targeting religious and conservative students.  - Jonathan Turley

These cases cost school districts millions in court costs, but the school officials never seem to face any consequences. 

In California, Piner High School has joined this ignoble effort, punishing the high school football captain for expressing support for the “Cornell 7” on his own Instagram page. 

• Other students then protested not to support free speech but to demand further punishment for the student. 
• I wonder where they learned that repressive view of free speech?...