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California family sues after eighth-grader wearing warrior paint at football game suspended for ‘blackface’

  • A San Diego middle school student, identified as J.A., was suspended and banned from district sporting events for painting his face at a football game, despite there being no rule against it.
  • The lawsuit names the principal of Muirlands Middle School and the superintendent of San Diego Unified School District as defendants, claiming that they violated J.A.'s Constitutional rights.
  • The family is seeking to have the suspension removed from J.A.'s record and the ban on his attendance at athletic events lifted.
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New York PostNew York Post

California family sues after eighth-grader wearing warrior paint at football game suspended for ‘blackface’

The parents of a California middle schooler accused of wearing “blackface” while trying to emulate his favorite football players with eye paint are suing over the "ridiculous decision to suspend" him.

·New York, United States
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Washington ExaminerWashington Examiner

Family of eighth grader banned from all school sports for 'blackface' sues

The family of a California teenager filed suit after their son was banned from all athletic events and suspended because the eye paint he wore to a high school football game was deemed to be “blackface.” “The only people showing absolute racism right now is the school administrators,” Daniel Ameduri, the father of the student, […]

·Washington, United States
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Family Sues School After Student Wearing Face Paint At Football Game Is Suspended For 'Blackface'

The family of an eighth grade student in California is suing their son's principal and superintendent after he was suspended for wearing black under-eye face paint to a sports game. School employees accused the child of sporting “blackface."

·San Diego, United States
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Family Sues Over 'Blackface' Suspension Of 8th Grader In San Diego

Family Sues Over 'Blackface' Suspension Of 8th Grader In San Diego - San Diego, CA - The boy was emulating his favorite athletes, but school officials saw it as blackface, according to the Center for American Liberty.

·United States
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The BlazeThe Blaze

Parents of boy suspended for wearing 'warrior paint' at football game sue principal and superintendent

An eighth-grade student in La Jolla, California, attended a high school football game in his free time on Oct. 13. In an effort to emulate his sports heroes, he donned warrior paint on his cheeks, temples, and chin. According to the principal of his school, this common practice amounted to a "hate incident" — at least when executed by this particular child. The principal reportedly banned the 13-year-old from attending San Diego Unified School …

·United States
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We're Suing San Diego USD for Absurd "Blackface" Accusation

J.A. loves watching sports and likes to go to local sports games. In October, J.A. attended a high school football game with a group of friends. As part of the fun, he painted athletic eye black under...

·Arlington, United States
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