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A high school student was muted and kicked off a Zoom session after sharing his Christian faith during his school's daily "social time," according to a religious liberty legal group.

On Sept. 23, Zion Ramos, a junior at Arkansas Connections Academy (ARCA), an online public school, was participating in his class’s daily 30-minute social session on Zoom.

According to First Liberty Institute, a religious liberty legal group, students are permitted during that time to talk "about whatever they want as long as the comments are not violent, vulgar or obscene."

Ramos decided to share a two-minute statement about his faith, inspired by the memorial service for Charlie Kirk held two days prior.

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