Wheatland Union High School in Yuba County, California, was recently criticized after a photo surfaced on social media of eight high school students with Nazi tattoos. In the photograph, the students are seen posing together with prominent Nazi symbol tattoos across their chests. The racist behavior was immediately condemned on social media, with several parents and students requesting that the school district take action. Wheatland Union High School Superintendent Nicole Newman issued a statement in which she stated that the school district condemns all forms of racism and discrimination: “I want to be clear that our district strives to educate...
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