The football team at Santa Clara, California’s Saugus High School has been informed they will no longer be allowed to carry a “Thin Blue Line” flag beside the U.S. flag when they take the field.
William S. Hart Union High School District superintendent Mike Kuhlman sent a letter Wednesday to the school community explaining the ban on the pro-police flag, theThe letter said, “Just three short days ago, I became aware of a concern about this symbol being flown at Saugus High School football games.
Parents at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, are having a "Blue Lives Matter" protest on October 7 after the football team announced they will no longer carry the “Thin Blue Line” flag in support of law enforcement out onto the field.
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