In a win for plaintiffs, a Virginia federal judge has ruled that a school board’s decision to reinstate the name of a Confederate general on a public high school violated students’ First Amendment rights, effectively turning them into “mobile billboards” for a message they may not endorse. In a 71-page opinion Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Michael F. Urbanski said students who attend Stonewall Jackson High School in Shenandoah County cannot be compelled to be carriers of Jackson's name and

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