Two elementary school boys in Oklahoma reportedly pulled from class for wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts

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Two elementary school boys in Oklahoma were reportedly pulled from class and instructed to sit in their schools’ front offices for wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts.

On May 3, Jordan Herbert, the mother of three sons, posted on Facebook that one of her boys, aged 8, who attends Charles Evans Elementary, was instructed on April 30 to turn his Black Lives Matter shirt inside out.

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