School punishment for Black student's hair is legal in CROWN Act lawsuit, judge rules
A judge ruled Thursday that punishment faced by a Black high school student for his hairstyle does not violate the CROWN Act.
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A judge ruled Thursday that punishment faced by a Black high school student for his hairstyle does not violate the CROWN Act.
The CROWN Act is at the center of a trial involving Darryl George, a Black high school student, and a Texas school district over his hairstyle, which led to his suspension from school.
A judge ruled Thursday that punishment faced by a Black high school student for his hairstyle does not violate the CROWN Act.
The bench trial will determine if the Barbers Hill school district can continue its monthslong suspension of Darryl George.
Stella/Getty ImagesNEW YORK) -- A judge ruled Thursday that the punishment faced by a Black high school student in Texas for refusing to change his hairstyle