The student successfully showed that a likely majority in the class objected to the subject matter. When a student chimed in that it should be removed 'because it's racist' the class sounded like most agreed.  It's probably a policy for teachers not to call students assholes but that didn't stop the teacher (undoubtedly emboldened by the climate of support of the class, none of them took issue to it vocally).  If a student was black and wore a BLM hat or a Kill Whiteness hat, it'd be interesting to see the reaction to enforcing the hat rule. I'm not disagreeing on the principle of the hat rule (no hats), I'm just curious on the school's consistency in enforcing dress codes regardless of political climate.  The teacher himself went on about rules often being bended, did we miss conversation about double standards in the school?