Boy told to remove flag from bicycle by school administrators gets escorted to class

Last week, you probably saw the report about ?Cody Alicea, the boy in California who was told to take the American flag off his bicycle by obtuse school administrators. Well, yesterday some members of Cody’s community in California decided they would help escort him to class:

The school has since apologized.

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