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Supreme Court reviews student speech case
The Supreme Court declined to review a case involving two Michigan students who wanted to wear sweatshirts bearing the phrase "Let's Go Brandon," a political slogan that became popular as a euphemism criticizing President Biden. The appeals court had upheld the school district’s decision to prohibit the shirts, citing the phrase’s vulgar meaning, but the students argued it was not lewd or profane. The Court's decision to skip the case leaves intact existing rulings that give schools discretion to restrict vulgar or disruptive speech in educational settings.
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