Group of students entering Libertyville high school maskless! Stay strong out there!🙏💪 pic.twitter.com/G43aIRUsLr
— Student Voices Unmasked (@VoicesUnmasked) February 7, 2022
Today, a group of us from Vernon Hills HS in District 128 arrived at school without masks protesting the mandate. Here is our statement on the event. We encourage students from other districts to stand with us. Thank you to our parents for your support. #UnmaskOurStudents #D128 pic.twitter.com/jWSd8ysO2K
— Student Voices Unmasked (@VoicesUnmasked) February 7, 2022
Day two of the Vernon Hills High School walkout! As other districts around us removed the mandate last night, D128 is one of the few remaining districts left. We’ve complied for two years. The science no longer supports it. Neither do we. @D128Herrmann @jonjkerr @michaelpsenger pic.twitter.com/nXfb9nzoqh
— Student Voices Unmasked (@VoicesUnmasked) February 8, 2022
Scene from Vernon Hills High School this morning.
Day 2 of students taking stand against unlawful policies.
(h/t @VoicesUnmasked) pic.twitter.com/jz8nZ5pgg5— Jon J. Kerr (@jonjkerr) February 8, 2022
They said all the kids were brainwashed into trannyism and vax mania.
But maybe they’re not?
Dozens of Chicago-area high school students staged a walkout this week after being told they had to wear masks to attend class — even though an Illinois judge issued a temporary ruling that blocks the state’s school mask mandate.
The maskless students arrived at Vernon Hills High School and Libertyville High School on Monday to protest District 128’s decision to continue requiring face coverings.
Students at Vernon Hills said they were escorted to the gymnasium when they arrived unmasked and given three options: Mask up, remain in the gym for the rest of the day, or leave.
Video posted on social media showed the students trickling out of the school after refusing to don the face masks.
“Most of us in this group have spent most of our high school lives behind these masks. We believe it is time for this to end,” the students said in a joint statement posted on Twitter.
“We want to be free of these masks. We want to see each other’s faces. We want to bring back a sense of normalcy and enjoy what is left of our high school years.”
The students argued that many of them were vaccinated — or had previously had COVID and “survived.”
Why did the Times put “survived” in scare quotes?
Isn’t that their doctrine?
That someone who gets the alleged coronavirus is like a Holocaust survivor?
“I got Covid and would have died if wolves wouldn’t have brought me food.”