A Florida high school was forced to pause the distribution of its student-run yearbook temporarily after some parents complained about a two-page spread on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Administrators at West Broward High School in Pembroke Pines stopped selling and distributing the $90 yearbook The Edge “while the concerns were carefully reviewed,” a statement from Broward County Public Schools read.
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