A caller recounts a "Young Patriot" student facing disciplinary action for wearing a Gadsden flag patch, which the host identifies as a Revolutionary War symbol against tyranny. The segment critiques a school's inconsistent patch policy, alleging bias where minority students face less scrutiny while patriotic displays are punished under alleged "woke" ideology. Despite the caller's use of racial slurs and conspiracy theories regarding gender indoctrination, the narrative frames the student's defiance as heroic resistance against administrative overreach, concluding that such incidents reveal a deeper cultural war over historical interpretation in American schools. [Automatically generated summary]
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Teachers Enforce Confederate Flag Policy00:05:40
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Man, all these teachers are woke.
Thank you.
Do they know what the Gadson flag is?
That's a historical flag.
So their reason that they do not want the flag, the reason we do not want the flag to stay, is due to its origins with the revolution and slave trade.
That is what was the reasoning behind all the slave.
The Gadson flag.
The don't tread on me.
Okay.
Which is the Gatson flood.
Okay, so he, he, he's, what's going to happen if he doesn't take it all?
He, I mean, he is able to go.
I was actually just telling him, like, I was upset that he was missing so much school.
I'm like, ah, so I asked it, can he just take his stuff out of his bag and go back to class?
Like, I just wanted to go back to class.
The bag can't go back and step capped on it because we can't have that in and around other kids.
So that's what I was trying to do.
And then you said you were close.
I was like, oh, yeah, it has nothing to do with slavery.
That's like the revolutionary war patch that was displayed when they were fighting the British.
Like that wasn't, that's the revolution.
Maybe you're thinking of like the Confederate flag.
Okay, I so I am here.
I am here to enforce the policy that was provided by the district.
And definitely you have every right to not agree with it.
I mean, at least what you say is that he's allowed to wear that.
If you like go on their website, it says in a big soap.
All I'm saying is that unless there's like a ban on patches, period, like if you said there's no patches allowed at the school, you cannot display what you think or anything like that or what tier or anything like that.
I think it's like one-sided, you know, because you allow some patches, but not other patches.
Benefits.
Yeah.
That was like flown during the revolutionary with.
Yeah, I just don't understand that at all.
So what I can do is if you go on to the AC website side, yeah, let's talk to this kids.
I can have you speak to Jeff Yoakum again.
And then he can refer you to our person at the district.
Okay.
Because, like I said, we're following district policy is what we're doing.
The last thing I want is him out of class.
Yeah, he takes his classes seriously at studies.
He wants to get straight A's.
He did that.
He made audible when he was here before.
He intends to do that again right now, but it's hard because he keeps missing class for this.
So I understand that.
Yeah, and I mean, we teach him to always stick up for your beliefs.
And I mean, you're going over the revolution this for seventh grade.
I mean, the founding fathers stood up for what they believed in against unjust laws.
This is unjust.
Okay.
Like I said, we're upholding a policy that was provided to us, which we have to uphold.
Can you show me where the policy?
Okay, this, that, well, they kept the teacher anonymous.
That Gadson flag originated during the 13 colonies.
When the founding fathers wanted to break away from England, wanted to form our own perfect union, United States.
That's when that flag originated.
Yeah.
That flag was directed at the British to not tread on our rights here in America.
Yeah, it was slaves during that era of history, but it had nothing to do with slavery.
Nothing to do.
It only they conflating two different things.
I guarantee the teacher.
Well, it's a lot of people.
She's not his teacher.
Yeah, she's some kind of administrator.
They kept the person anonymous.
Yeah, this is this.
It's the same that they did with the Supreme Court justices about defaming these Supreme Court justice.
I forget his name.
Kavanaugh?
Yeah.
They keep a lot of things anonymous.
Yeah, because it's all BS.
Yeah.
Yeah, but you know, like a lot of these inner cities, it's like dangerous kids in school, but because they are minority, they're allowing them to keep coming back, disrupting classes.
Yeah.
This kid's not disrupting any classes.
He's wearing the Gatson flag.
Sounds like he's on honor roll.
He's very well behaved.
So some woke teacher saw his patch and associated that with conservatives.
Yeah.
And said, you know what?
You need to take that patch off.
You can't come to class.
That's what happened.
He's not disrupting class.
It's not doing any of that.
Sounds like he's a straight A student.
The only person that's disrupting this kid's future is the teachers.
It's the school.
He's not causing a problem or situation.
Yeah.
Man, this is really, this is just horrible.
Just do your job.
Teach the kid what are you supposed to teach him?
Stop pushing your beliefs, your politics on other people's kids.
I could see if he came to class with a crazy I bet you this school is teaching gender ideology.
Boys can be girls.
Girls can be men.
No, they probably ain't teaching that.
They ain't teaching that.
And they doing this.
They're 12 years old.
I bet you they got preferred pronouns in that school.
Well, I don't know.
I can't speak on that.
School Attacks Straight A Student Future00:02:26
I have no idea.
I'm just saying.
I'm just saying.
Speculate.
You know what's going on.
Yeah, you see the one.
It's just one moment where that administrator is looking at the kid and the kid like this.
The administrator like this.
Stirred it down.
That little boy stared that teacher down.
He was giving her the George Washington style.
Yeah, he stood his ground.
Don't tread on me, bitch.
Oh, my God, man.
They are attacking children now.
They attacking presidents.
They're attacking people that did absolutely nothing during January 6th.
Now they're attacking people's children.
They throw out parents during press conferences where they school board meetings.
Now they're attacking their very own children.
These people are disgusting.
Democrats, man.
Yeah, what do you expect?
The kid was like, yeah.
It's all professional.
You ought to see me when I was 12.
I ought to walk in with my damn pants hanging.
I ain't never did that.
Yeah, you did.
No, you.
I ain't never sagged my pants like no damn uncon like a damn Negro.
I've always pulled my damn pants up.
I'm joking.
I ain't never been one of them Negroes.
K-N-E-E-G-R-O-W-S.
Negroes.
I've never sagged my pants.
Yeah.
I was in Siskar.
I said, man, what is these niggas doing?
I never did that.
But this kid, man, I see a bright future for you, boy.
I salute you, young man.
Damn patron.
You act the founding father.
Yeah, he got George Washington blood in him.
12 years old got the gas and flag.
I got to give you a salute, young man.
You a damn patriot.
Damn, push up.
That damn boy gives me hope.
We got a bunch of patriots growing.
He stood his ground, man.
He stirred that bitch down.
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