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ACLU condemns unconstitutional arrest of Connecticut boy, 16, for racially abusing black classmate on Snapchat and says it threatens First Amendment right to free speech Snapchat post taken at Fairfield Warde High School in Connecticut saw white boy use racist slurs against Jamar Medor, 16 The school is located in one of the wealthiest areas of the US, and just 3 percent of the students at the school are black  Medor says he no longer feels comfortable at school The unidentified perpetrator has been charged with a state hate crime count, which ACLU suggested was unconstitutional   They said the First Amendment protects the boy s right to free speech - even if it is racist  

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