Friday, March 13th 2015, 10:14 am
Several middle school basketball players in Kenosha, Wisconsin, have taken a stand against bullying in a unique way.
The student athletes stood up for one of the team's cheerleaders when they heard some derogatory words directed toward her during a basketball game at Lincoln Middle School.
Chase Vazquez, Scooter Terrien and Miles Rodriguez walked off the court in the middle of the game to address the mean-spirited comments directed at cheerleader Desiree Andrews, who has Down syndrome.
Rodriguez says it made him mad to hear the comments. Terrien tells WTMJ-TV it's not fair because we're all created the same.
The team played their last game Tuesday night in the gym that they have renamed "D's House."
The Kenosha News posted a video of the school celebrating "D's House."
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