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Racists Tweets In Response To “Trayvon Martin Day” At Pittsburgh High School

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Parents were upset after Carrick High School approved a plan to have a Trayvon Martin theme day during the school’s homecoming.

The homecoming committee, and school voted and approved the theme which is part of school spirit week.

Tensions have since eased and headlines have faded, but at Carrick High School, Martin’s memory has not. And to commemorate Martin, students planned to wear hoodies to make it a positive thing.

But it was not seen as positive by all.

“I am a little worried about that with the different people, how they’re going to react,” said parent Jennifer Kagle.

“If they want to wear the hoodies to represent him and the kind of person he was, they should do it,” said parent Bruce Bergener.

It brought up some controversy to the point where there were people giving mixed signals about it,” said Homecoming Committee member Javon Jordan.

After getting numerous complaints, the school now says the theme has been cancelled.

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