Where do you draw the line?

For a bit of context, when my son moved into his dorm at Peru State College, he was told that the school had a mask requirement for the first two weeks. My son told them that he does not wear a mask--and that he did not expect that the mask requirement would be for just two weeks. It wasn't. They extended it. So after having missed the first two weeks of class (having been told he could skip class and catch up later when masks were no longer a requirement), he went to class without a mask on in the third week of school and was told he must either comply with the mask requirement or withdraw from the school. Under duress, he withdrew.

His own personal story is told here just to serve as an example of what happens when people do not stand alongside each other. What I really want the focus to be on in this message is the question that I hope each of you take the time to ask, which is "Where do I draw the line?"

Where do YOU draw the line?

Jennifer Hicks
Candidate for Nebraska Attorney General
www.voicesofnebraska.com