An Arizona high school told football fans who are also fans of Donald Trump, and America for that matter, to keep their opinions to themselves.
Officials handling the Twitter account for Corona del Sol High School, in Tempe, sent out a tweet on Thursday barring “anything offensive” from being worn at Friday’s game against Marcos de Niza High School, according to Breitbart.
When asked by one Twitter user what was considered offensive, the school responded that offensive items included anything portraying USA, American flags or Donald Trump.
“Anything perceived to be offensive/racist: green, USA, flags, Trump, etc. It’s not the clothing, but the intent behind it,” said the tweet.
“The Tribe tweeted out that the theme for the game would be ‘USA,’ and students should wear red, white and blue. Administration recognized that this theme had negative connotations,” according to the Corona student newspaper in an article that has since been deleted, Breitbart reported.
“This is not something that can be denied—past games, even as far back as over eight years ago, have showcased themes and chants that appeared racist or offensive toward Marcos [school]. The theme was changed to ‘Orange Out’ after the administration decided it was best to avoid any possible offensive connotations the theme would have,” the paper’s editorial board wrote.
Despite the staff’s attempt to wipe this tweet from history, screenshots and opinions abounded on social media.
Please @CdSSunrise @DylanJWater tell me this is a joke @gatewaypundit @RepStevenSmith @brandondarby @PatrickHowleyDC pic.twitter.com/UNwRvv5vwI
— CoS TJ Mitch Johnson (@TJMitchJohnson) October 22, 2015
@CdSSunrise #Trump2016 Since when is our flag offensive or racist? Trump tells the truth and that offends you? pic.twitter.com/MsCfGNa0V8 — LiberatedCitizen (@LiberatedCit) October 23, 2015
.@CdSSunrise There is NOTHING racist about @realDonaldTrump OR the USA. Please STOP POISONING your student’s minds! pic.twitter.com/K2niWGUllb
— The Majority Awakens (@DefendingtheUSA) October 23, 2015
How is “USA” offensive to people who chose to come here for opportunity the USA provides for them @CdSSunrise? pic.twitter.com/rnWMmh1wvr — Jared Wyand (@JaredWyand) October 23, 2015
Me on #CincoDeMayo. R U saying U wont let me in @CdSSunrise? @Rockprincess818 @hautedamn @Bidenshairplugs @MikeMacck pic.twitter.com/mQlPCXhHhX
— Rampant Infidel (@dryheat115) October 23, 2015
@CdSSunrise @CdS_Football @mdnpadres IM GOING TO WEAR THIS AND I DARE YOU TO KICK ME ANYWHERE pic.twitter.com/v7jQk0LlO2 — ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, ΜΑΛΑΚΕΣ (@NCBeachcomber1) October 23, 2015
How shameful that @CdSSunrise in Tempe, Arizona thinks that clothing with USA or flags is “offensive/racist” https://t.co/FAxpVf6xWl
— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) October 23, 2015
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