Texas high school teaches Nazi oppression by making students wear red arm bands, treated like Jewish prisoners

Natural News— A former student at Perryton High School in Perryton, Texas, has filed a lawsuit against the school’s district for injuries he allegedly suffered during a teacher-mandated reenactment of the Holocaust. According to the suit, Andrew Yara, now 19, suffered a partially dislocated hip, dehydration, and a series of seizures after being forced to carry around several heavy student on his back as part of the bizarre education experiment.

For a number of years now, Perryton High School has observed a two-day remembrance of the Holocaust known as “Red Ribbon Day,” during which time students taking a world history class are taught the grim details of this sobering scourge on human history. But part of this educational experience includes dividing students up into groups of “Nazis” and “Jews,” and forcing the “Jews” to withstand numerous forms of abuse from the “Nazis.”

“(The Jews) must do everything school faculty or other students tell them to, including picking up other students’ trash, being taken outside and sprayed with water hoses, bear-crawling across the hot track, carrying other students’ books, and even carrying other students,” says the complaint. “[A]ny student who did not do everything they were told were [sic] receive a failing grade.

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