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Direct linkWalsh, Mark – Education Week, 2005
John Tinker and Mary Beth Tinker are back in a classroom in their hometown, once again wearing black armbands and drawing attention to a war. Now in their 50s, the siblings are living symbols of constitutional rights for secondary school students. In 1965, they and a handful of others were suspended for wearing black armbands to their public…
Descriptors: Constitutional Law, War, Community Schools, Court Litigation
