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Supreme Court Refuses to Hear 'Let's Go Brandon' Apparel School Ban Case

Students were forced to take off their "Let's Go Brandon" shirts because they were deemed vulgar.

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Newsweek· Oct 5, 5:57 PMSupreme Court Refuses to Hear 'Let's Go Brandon' Apparel School Ban Case

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