Two principals from Wisconsin schools are facing First Amendment lawsuits after allegedly forcing students to cover their T-shirts featuring images of guns.
The latest lawsuit was filed by two mothers on behalf of their teenage sons, who are self-described gun enthusiasts and supporters of the Second Amendment right to bear arms. Last week, one of the two high school sophomores was called to the principal’s office and told to use a coat to cover his T-shirt, which bears the words “Pew Professional” and the image of an AR-15 rifle, according to ABC News affiliate WISN.
