The story I covered several days ago gained massive national attention today.
The School finally changed their decisions that was made on veterans week when they told Cody to take down his flag from his bike when he is on campus due to some students complaining about it. The School officials reason was that they didn't want any racial tension between the students.
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When he rode from his home to school on Monday, he was followed by a parade of people on motorcycles. The group said the Pledge of Allegiance upon arriving at school.
"It means a lot to me," a tearful Alicea said after arriving at school.
You can view the entire story here along with a clip of the event:
http://www.kcra.com/r/25795718/detail.html
Cool! Nice to see people back him up!
ReplyDeleteHappy ending?
ReplyDeletereally interesting story
ReplyDeletenice post....thanks for this
ReplyDeleteThat really sucks, tons.
ReplyDeletewow thats great news. I know its prolly regular ppl riding bikes but i picture like hells angels following this kid to school.
ReplyDeletewow ! great job
ReplyDeleteGood setup here.
ReplyDeleteWow, that was awesome. Glad they overturned it! The school board should have known though that this was going to create some tension.
ReplyDeleteinteresting story
ReplyDeleteGlad he got what he wanted :D
ReplyDeleteGood to see common sense prevail. I don't understand how flying your national flag is racist. Anybody taking it that way clearly has some personal issues.
ReplyDeleteGlad that turned out ok, that was pretty dumb in the first place.
ReplyDeleteyup nice ending
ReplyDeletecool to see he got a little parade following him! good for him and, as tencrowns said, common sense.
ReplyDeleteHaha, which kids would complain about the flag?
ReplyDeletehahah bitches
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ReplyDelete^ a terrorist obviously!
hmm, glad they changed that
ReplyDeleteNice follow up. Seems as if this is another story blown out of proportion by the media!!
ReplyDeleteAhaha! Excellent. That's how you do it. Kid's a little flabbergasted, but that's cool.
ReplyDeleteI'd hate to be those kids that complained in the first place now.
lol, it's still ridiculous that they made him lose the flag to begin with.
ReplyDeleteSounds better now.
ReplyDeletethat's whack. why would you make him take it down? patriotism is against school policy now?
ReplyDeleteLet freedom ring!
ReplyDeleteyeah i heard about this! glad the boy can fly the banner again
ReplyDeleteepic of the motorcycyle people to do that.
ReplyDeleteThe people who complained should be drawn and quartered as Reds.
Another cool story.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad they made justice, they even could demand school because violation of expression. Poor kid, perhaps he won't forget that bad moment.
ReplyDeletenice ending. nice post.
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ReplyDeleteGreat post. waiting for more updates
ReplyDeleteI love when schools have to be the ones to back down ! :D
ReplyDeletegood to see they finally came to their senses
ReplyDelete^ I think the article said that there had been some tension during Cinco de Mayo, so they were trying to alleviate it.
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lol funny ending
ReplyDeleteinteresting!
ReplyDeleteThat's really cool, glad it all worked out.
ReplyDeleteI still have issues that they told him that he couldn't fly the US flag on US soil at a school run by the US government where they have a US flag flying out front.....
ReplyDeleteSometimes common sense isn't good enough for some people....
That's pretty awesome. Sad when you can burn the flag but not display it on your bike.
ReplyDeletewhen "veterans week"
ReplyDeleteWho would complain about that?
ReplyDeleteEveryone on both sides is a fucking moron.
ReplyDeletethis deserves to be on a national scale. im glad you posted this
ReplyDeletesince when was it a crime to be patriotic?
ReplyDeletethat's amazing, keep it up
ReplyDeleteAnd is it a better solution?
ReplyDeletenice, this is awesome
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this
ReplyDeletewow, good info here
ReplyDeleteinteresting, I'll check back tomorrow
ReplyDeletehappy end yay!
ReplyDeleteI want a parade too :p
Glad he got some support.
ReplyDeleteGood. It was a ridiculous situation.
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