Address: 300 High St, Manchester, PA 17345, USA
“@Stephen J Sejda yes, Ajani Powell kneed during the anthem, and yes it is her right. If you know anything about the constitution and its amendments, you'd know that in said amendments, in the very first one, there are 5 basic freedoms that everyone has. Those freedoms being: 1. Freedom of speech, 2. Freedom of religion, 3. Freedom of press, 4. Freedom of assembly, and 5. Freedom of expression. You see that last one? FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!!! That means, as long as it does not interfere with anyone else's rights, that rule applying to all freedoms and rights, a person is allowed to express what they believe. Ajani has every right to kneel during the anthem, as well as anyone else who wants to because it is their right. Now, you are free to express your beliefs as well, and I respect that, and I'm not saying you can't say your beliefs, but let me ask you this. Have you been to Northeastern High School? Have you met any of the students and staff? If not, please conduct your research before you post hateful comments about places you don't even know anything about. NHS is a caring and loving place, where sometimes things get chaotic, but the students and teachers care about each other. We do support our country, however we can't force people to do things they rightfully do not have to do when they don't want to. And don't hate on Ajani. She is an amazing student and great friend. A lot of students have respect for our military, some of my friends evem wanting to join it, so it is not that we disrespect them, I had a very close friend die due to a bloodclot in his lung a year after he got a gunshot wound to the neck in Iraq. We simply can't force people to do things they rightfully do not have to. Also, I believe you mean to say our, not are. Thank you. Sincerely, a student of NHS.”
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