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Black students suspended after protest due to White students waving a confederate flag

by Jordan Wilson October 30, 2021October 30, 2021

Rome, GA- At Coosa High School, a group of black students were suspended after a planned protest in response to a video of white students waving a Confederate flag and using racial slurs during the spirit day event. According to CBS46, the group of protesters consisted of Black, White, and Hispanic students. After the school […]

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