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micdotcomAhmed Mohamed isn’t the only student of color to be handcuffed for a science project
In 2013, Kiera Wilmot, then a 16-year-old at Florida’s Bartow High School, was arrested and recommended for expulsion after a science experiment using aluminum foil and toilet bowl cleaner malfunctioned in her biology class. But it doesn’t end there. Just last year an L.A. teacher was suspended for his students’ project.