When Dick Kurtenbach, the ACLU executive director in Kansas City, referring to the banning by some school administrators of certain kinds of clothing in school, warned that if student rights were violated by school officials, the ACLU would be right in the middle of the fray, I wondered if he had ever stood in a crowded high school corridor and watched an angry-looking young man enter in warm late spring weather, wearing a ankle length trench coat and carrying a large backpack on his shoulder.
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