Colorado first-grader suspended for making finger gun
Another example of zero-tolerance critique has cropped up in the news this week. A first-grader in Colorado Springs, Colorado, was suspended for pointing his fingers in the shape of a gun at another student. Six-year-old Elijah Thurston said ābang, bangā at the other child as he made the gesture. In a climate where school shootings are becoming all too normal, the schoolās reaction to suspend the young boy for a day may not seem too harsh. But consider that even…