Flag shirts worn by four students at Live Oak High on Cinco de Mayo
Photo courtesy Attorney William J. Becker Jr. , this photo was one of the exhibits in the lawsuit Becker filed on behalf of parents of three of the four Live Oak High School students in Morgan Hill, California, who were sent home for wearing the shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
- Photo courtesy Attorney William J. Becker Jr. , this photo was one of the exhibits in the lawsuit Becker filed on behalf of parents of three of the four Live Oak High School students in Morgan Hill, California, who were sent home for wearing the shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
- Photo courtesy Attorney William J. Becker Jr. , this photo was one of the exhibits in the lawsuit Becker filed on behalf of parents of three of the four Live Oak High School students in Morgan Hill, California, who were sent home for wearing the shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
- Photo courtesy Attorney William J. Becker Jr. , this photo was one of the exhibits in the lawsuit Becker filed on behalf of parents of three of the four Live Oak High School students in Morgan Hill, California, who were sent home for wearing the shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
- Photo courtesy Attorney William J. Becker Jr. , this photo was one of the exhibits in the lawsuit Becker filed on behalf of parents of three of the four Live Oak High School students in Morgan Hill, California, who were sent home for wearing the shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
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