At Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom, California, students faced a ban on chanting “USA” during sporting events and rallies after concerns were raised that the chant could be perceived as intolerant. The school argued that it could be used in a derogatory way toward certain ethnic groups. However, many students, like senior Ryan Bernal, expressed confusion, stating that chanting “USA” is a symbol of unity and pride, not division. In response, the students decided to continue chanting “USA,” asserting their patriotism and love for their country. This led school officials to reconsider their stance.
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