Supreme Court declines to take up school ban on ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ shirts
Summary
The Supreme Court decided not to review a case about whether a Michigan public school can stop students from wearing “Let’s Go Brandon” shirts. The case involved two brothers who said the ban violated their right to free speech.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court declined to hear the case about the school’s ban on the shirts.
- The shirts had the phrase “Let’s Go Brandon,” which is a slogan used by some conservatives to criticize President Joe Biden.
- The case was brought by two brothers attending a public school in Michigan.
- The brothers argued that banning the shirts violated their First Amendment right to free speech.
- The school had decided to ban the shirts due to potential disruption or controversy.
- By not taking the case, the Supreme Court lets lower court decisions stand.
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