The teens, identified in court documents as A.H. and H.H., were granted $500,000 each in compensation and will also receive reimbursement for the $70,000 tuition fees.

Two former students were awarded $1 million by a California jury after they were accused of “blackface” after they were seen wearing acne cream. They were eventually forced out of their Catholic school,

Two California students were awarded $1 million in their case against a high school that forced them to withdraw after a photo of the teens was interpreted as blackface.

During a sleepover in August 2017, three 14-year-old boys, two of whom were about to start attending St. Francis High School in Mountain View, California, took a picture of themselves wearing dark green acne masks.

Two boys who were forced out of a California high school over an alleged blackface photo won $1million after proving it was acne treatment.

Two students expelled from a leading private school for “blacking up” won a $1 million payout after they proved they were in fact wearing an acne face mask.

A private school forced the students to withdraw or face expulsion and denied their ability to appeal, according to the attorneys.