The Bluehat Movement
A Courageous Sixth-Grade Girl Boycotts Tests
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I am making a note of this video as i want to research this particular incident further. Some of the questions i will be investigating are did she go back to school? Did the school force her to test, even after she was told by school officials it would not affect her? Did anyone come to their assistance on this matter? How can we, like Zoe said, stand together like nails sticking out of a board to confront this issue.