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This is the best summary I could come up with:
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) confirmed the incident took place during an online class last week.
In the video, the principal said "political statements are not for the classroom" and told the student they would be removed from class if they didn't comply with the request.
"Rather than creating a space to support students through this, I think surveilling or bullying them into muting who they are, or erasing part of their identity, is unacceptable," she said.
School board officials declined requests for an interview, instead sending CBC a statement already issued on its website addressing what happened.
The statement went on to read that symbols of hate, discrimination or violence would never be tolerated but students have the right to express their "identity, background or beliefs."
However, Khan said this particular incident follows a trend in school boards across the country over the last two weeks, with the council's caseload increasing fourfold.
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