English, 09.12.2020 18:20 kayyaybruh

Tinker vs Des Moines Debate Debate Topic: Do students have the right to engage in protests or demonstration at
school? What would be appropriate limits on such activities.
Side of the debate I am on: I agree, students do have the rights to engage in protest.
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