Eight students from Martin Luther King High School in Riverside were seen in a photo circulated on social media.
A California high school is taking action after a photo that circulated on social media showing several of its students posing with a swastika and Confederate flag sparked fear on campus.
In a letter sent to parents last week, school principal Michael West said the social media post saying it made students feel unsafe. "While we cannot provide specific details due to privacy laws, King High School is taking appropriate action to stop this kind of disruption to school and prevent it from recurring," he added.
"Individual views, while people are entitled to them, may be in direct conflict with those of others, our school, and our district values. Teachers and staff, I implore you, join me in devoting time to talk with our students about diversity, tolerance, respect and how to use social media in a positive way."
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