Missouri high school bans “Brass Evolutions” T-shirt, and more
A Missouri high school has banned the school’s marching band from wearing T-shirts that depict brass instruments evolving into one another.
Missouri high school bans “Brass Evolutions” T-shirt
A Missouri high school has banned the school’s marching band from wearing T-shirts that depict brass instruments evolving into one another. The “Brass Evolutions” shirt, based on the classic ascent-of-man image, drew complaints from religious conservative parents. “If the shirts had said ‘Brass Resurrections‚’ and had a picture of Jesus on the cross we would have done the same thing,’’ said a school official.
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