The students behind the policy decision to not use the term “redskin” in the Neshaminy High School newspaper are making headlines again.
The lawyers representing the editors of award-winning Playwickian sent a letter recently to school administrators telling them they will enforce their ban the word on “redskin.”
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Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Chris Palmer wrote in a story posted Christmas Day that a lawyer for the students said he “would not predict the next step – or rule out a lawsuit.”
The battle over the name came to a head in October when the just under two dozen student editors banned word from the pages of the monthly newspaper.
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