High School Student Wants to Feature Teen Moms in Yearbook

A 17-year-old high school student is causing some controversy with the school's annual yearbook.

Anderson Bonilla, the yearbook editor of the Mount Vernon High School yearbook in Alexandria, VA, wanted to showcase different types of students that make up the high school. She wanted to display photos of teen moms in a separate two-page feature.

From this story on Yahoo.com, this issue has definitely started a debate within the Alexandria community. Please read carefully, I am neither suggesting nor rebuking this idea. I am simply presenting a story that deals with an issue concerning teenagers and their possible Freedom of Speech rights.

What if a proposal like this was brought forth by students at Grand Junction High, or Fruita or Central High? Is this a First Amendment issue? Let's us know how you feel.

These are some of the pictures that would have been featured.