Sacramento High School Faces Backlash Over Student Newspaper's Hitler Quote

A controversial decision to publish a pro-Hitler quote in a high school newspaper has sparked a debate on free speech and editorial responsibility.

C. K. McClatchy High School's journalism adviser was placed on leave after the student newspaper included a quote praising Hitler.
The quote, part of a list of overheard comments, led to meetings with local Jewish leaders and discussions on antisemitism.
Experts argue the adviser's suspension may violate California's legal protections for student press freedom.
The school and community are using the incident as a teachable moment to address hate speech and journalistic ethics.
The incident has intensified discussions about the rise in antisemitism and the responsibilities of student journalists.