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There's an inherent power imbalance in a teacher-student relationship. There is the constant threat of punishment used to establish authority. Teachers tell stu

There's an inherent power imbalance in a teacher-student relationship. There is the constant threat of punishment used to establish authority. Teachers tell students what to do and students are expected to do it. And that's all in public schools!

kcplate 4y ago
Seems to me you are not so much arguing against a first amendment case here but rather the eighth.
spoils19 4y ago
Sure, but is it documented anywhere? Most free American students, mostly conservative, would stand for their rights, even with "inherent" power imbalances.