Students ask Supreme Court to define 'Let's Go Brandon'
Two Michigan students wore "Let's Go Brandon" sweatshirts to school in 2022, prompting their school to enforce dress code rules against messages they deemed vulgar. The students’ family argues that the phrase is a political slogan and not indecent, and they are requesting the Supreme Court to rule that schools cannot censor political messages that are not plainly profane. The case tests whether the 1986 Supreme Court ruling allowing schools to prohibit vulgar speech applies to political slogans like "Let's Go Brandon," with the court’s decision pending.
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