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Semaj and Kevin wanted to wear all green in support of saving the environment. Their teacher, who also happens to own a gas company grew angry when finding out about these plans. He gave them lunch detention after hearing about their plans. Analyze the scenario and decide whose Fourteenth Amendment right is violated.
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