Michelle Malkin has been following a case involving Raven Furbert. A middle school student who wore Red, White and Blue beads to school. She did it to honor our soldiers and some of them are close relatives of hers. For that she was treated like a gang member, under the school’s “gang related items” rules. She took the school officials to court. A U.S. District Court will hear the case.

Now children showing a little patriotism are being treated like gang members. While in some school districts teachers with anti-American sentiments are allowed to keep teaching.

As I’ve pointed out in a previous post. These kinds of cases always end with the student winning. Gang garb is known to potentially spark violence. That is not the case with Red, White and Blue beads. So Raven Furbert’s beads should not be treated like gang gear, because it is not the same.