In 1990, Bart Simpson t-shirts were all the rage among the youth of America. Naturally, some schools attempted to silence Bart's infectious brand of anti-authoritarianism by banning the clothing. ABC News was on the case.
Related, enjoy Bootleg Bart—infamously banned from Instagram and now on Twitter—that features unauthorized Bart merchandise from history.
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