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Mississippi Students Not Allowed to Talk about Obama

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pink-floyd-division-bell.jpgNow this is just weird:

More complaints from parents who say school officials will not allow students to talk about President-Elect Barack Obama. Melissa Hayes says teachers at Puckett Attendance Center told her daughters they could not talk about Obama in class or in the hallways.
Her daughters, 15 and 18, told Hayes the principal says students can only mention Obama in history class Hayes says she called the school district to find out why, but did not receive any answers.
WLBT was unable to reach a school official this afternoon.

Any explanation whatsoever? Anybody? Or is it just another brick in the wall?

Full post as published by Quiz Law on November 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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