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After a failed vote to give boys more freedom with their haircuts, El Campo ISD trustees passed a more traditional student dress code Tuesday for the upcoming school year. The ECISD school board reviewed two dress code options at a called meeting before two votes were taken. Board Vice President Anthony Dorotik and trustees Ed Erwin and Rich DuBroc voted to pass dress code option A, which did not have a hair length limit for boys, while Board President James Russell, Board Secretary David Vallejo and trustees Susan Nohavitza and Kathy Smith voted against it. “I like the way El Campo s...

A North Carolina student's diploma was withheld after he draped a Mexican flag over his high school graduation robes INSIDER 1 hr ago cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © Adolfo Hurtado/ Screengrab North Carolina high schooler Ever Lopez, 18, was denied his diploma after the Asheboro High School accused him of violating the dress code at his graduation by draping a Mexican flag over his robes. Adolfo Hurtado/ Screengrab Ever Lopez, 18, was stopped on-stage at his graduation and told to remove the Mexican flag he was wearing. Lopez kept the flag on - but the school with...

Texas House committee considers banning hairstyle discrimination By FOX 4 Staff article AUSTIN, Texas - State lawmakers heard testimony Thursday about a bill that would ban discrimination on hairstyles that are commonly associated with race. The Crown Act was partly inspired by a high school student in the Houston area who was told in 2019 he would face suspension if he did not cut his dreadlocks. Deandre Arnold refused and gained national attention. He testified during Thursday’s hearing. "By enforcing this policy, the school punished me for my hair, removed me from the classroom and inte...

Texas lawmakers consider bill that would prevent discriminatory bans on dreadlocks, other hairstyles Duncan Agnew, The Texas Tribune April 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Dreadlocks can be worn just as neat as any other hairstyle, so why are people of color constantly deemed "less professional" for their desire to pay tribute to their culture?Blacqbook/Getty Images/iStockphoto Texas lawmakers could ban race-based hair discrimination in schools and work places — such as dress codes that don’t allow dreadlocks — under a bill known as the CROWN Act, which got its first hearing before the H...

Duncan Agnew, The Texas Tribune April 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Dreadlocks can be worn just as neat as any other hairstyle, so why are people of color constantly deemed "less professional" for their desire to pay tribute to their culture?Blacqbook/Getty Images/iStockphoto Texas lawmakers could ban race-based hair discrimination in schools and work places — such as dress codes that don’t allow dreadlocks — under a bill known as the CROWN Act, which got its first hearing before the House State Affairs Committee on Thursday morning. "I believe people should not be forced to divest th...