Today some of America’s least free places are many government schools where students enjoy less free speech than prisoners since “zero tolerance” and “social justice” trump liberty. In October, a Pennsylvania school’s zero tolerance for violence policy dictated that a fifth-grader be suspended for pretending to use his pencil as a bow and arrow. The same month an 8-year-old Scottsdale, Ariz., boy was suspended for drawing a ninja, a Star Wars character and a soldier.
Guest column: Freedom is under fire at government-run schools