Roland Martin
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WTH?!? High School Students Wear NBA Jerseys, Cornrows, Baggy Shorts & Fake Tattoos On 'Thug Day'
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As part of Memorial High School's annual spirit week celebration, the school allowed students to wear jerseys to campus. Several students apparently took that concept too far. Nearly half-dozen of them decided to wear over-sized NBA jerseys, cornrows, baggy shorts, and fake tattoos.
The offending students dubbed the day, "Thug Day."
What is wrong with these folks?
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