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It is Wednesday, April 28, 2021, and we begin with potentially eye-opening news for teens

who like to vent about their day on social media.

The Supreme Court will today hear the free speech case of a Pennsylvania teenager who let

loose on Snapchat after being cut from varsity cheer.

Brandy Levy's colorfully worded post was screen grabbed by another student and shown

to coaches who then promptly booted her off J.V.

That issue, whether schools can punish kids for things they say off campus, including

on social media.

Those who agree with school consequences point to the need to prevent online bullying.

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