Texas School 'Legally' Punishes Black Student Over Hairstyle
Judge Chap Cain III ruled in favor of the school district, saying its ongoing discipline of Darryl George over the length of his hair is legal under the CROWN Act.
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Judge Chap Cain III ruled in favor of the school district, saying its ongoing discipline of Darryl George over the length of his hair is legal under the CROWN Act.
AnadoluDarryl George, the Black high school student who has been repeatedly penalized over his locs hairstyle, is still being kept from regular instruction. Earlier this month, George was suspended by Barbers Hill High School in Texas for a third time for violating dress code policies by refusing to change his hairstyle, after spending weeks at an alternative disciplinary program. He now faces in-school suspension for the foreseeable future, the Associated Press reported. “But he’s not going to
Barbers Hill High School, a campus that has made headlines multiple times for what many believe is race and gender discrimination, has transferred a Black […]
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Student Darryl George will be sent to a disciplinary alternative education program after suing Barbers Hill ISD for allegedly violating the CROWN Act.