As might be expected in this wacko world, schoolmates taunted them with questions about their 'masculinity' and, no doubt, forever will.
The Westwood High School students in Mesa, Ariz., were given the option of either holding hands or being suspended from school, ABC News reports. Photos and video of the boys, who covered their faces, eventually wound up on Facebook and Twitter. Their peers taunted the boys by calling them names and asking, "Are you gay?"
Some social media commenters felt that the punishment was childish, inappropriate, or fostered a tolerance for bullying and taunting language.
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