Arizona High School Bans 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirts
Mariah Havard, a 10th grader at Buckeye High School in Buckeye, Ariz., found herself in the principal's office for wearing a "Black Lives Matter" T-shirt, according to 12 News.
School administrators told Havard the shirt wasn't allowed under the school's dress code policy, which bans clothing and accessories that can "disrupt the education process."
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