12-year-old kicked out of class for wearing 4-word patch teacher claims is associated with slavery

The incident that saw a 12-year-old boy kicked out of class for a flag he had stitched onto his bag has gone viral, after teachers claimed the patch was racist and associated with slavery.

According to reports, Jaiden Rodriguez, a student at the Vanguard School in Colorado, was removed from class when staff at the school took umbrage and said the flag in question has its “origins with slavery and the slave trade”.

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