Native American high-schoolers who want to wear eagle feathers for graduation take their cause to court

Last graduation season Waverly Wilson’s high school in Washington state told her she couldn’t wear a sacred eagle feather with her cap and gown. But she wore it anyway. While most public schools allow Native American students to wear eagle feathers at graduation, some do not. And students are taking their cause to court.
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