When did it start?

I wore Make America Great Again hat, and the bullying campaign was unleashed.

Well, is that free speech for them to disagree with you?

Oh, absolutely, to disagree.

But to bully and harass and got to the point to where I was attacked, beaten, and they threatened to kill me.

That's when war was declared on our son.

It's a Supreme Court stepping in.

A legal battle that could redefine discrimination in America.

For decades, racism discussions have centered on historically marginalized groups.

But what happens when a white student claims he was bullied, harassed, and discriminated against

for his race?

21-year-old Brooks Warden says that's exactly what happened to him.

He claims that for years he endured racial slurs,

verbal abuse, and physical attacks while attending middle and high school in the Austin

Independent School District. He says his parents repeated pleas for help to stop the bullying

were ignored, so they sued under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Title VI bans racial discrimination

in federally funded programs,

but some argue that members of a majority group

can't be discriminated against,

and thus there is sometimes a much higher burden of proof

to claim racism.

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