Say..u really reaching...fuck a CAc and they policy..brah
Teen Won't Be Able To Walk At Graduation Unless He Cuts His Dreadlocks
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Say..u really reaching...fuck a CAc and they policy..brah
The dude from the news report...
I get what you're saying Picasso but if this were THAT big of an issue, he could've been put on notice welllll before graduation approached.
They said that they had NO prohibition of cornrows, locks, or any other ethnic hairstyle but the length of his hair hasn't come up in all of the years that he's been growing them.
If this is only the FIRST time it's come up, they should take THIS opportunity to put the rest of the District and it's students on notice moving forward.
Imagine how rigid the Army and other Branches have been on Wear and Appearance of a Soldier's hair, both head and facial. Before females were allowed to wear cornrows and locs now, accommodations were made for Sikh military members. CACs lost their SHIT too.
The military kinda had to deal with that on the fly and made Sikh headdresses allowable AND full beards...freedom of religion that Faketriot folks loved to as long as it only meant THEM.
I was an E.O. Rep/SHARP when it came about and had to brief my Battalion's queasy snowflakes about the coming changes to AR 670-1.
I had more than half a dozen muhfuckas red with rage...precursors to the Trumpsters of today. They were frightened to death and livid AF!
I had to talk them muhfuckas off of ledges and shit.
CAC Soldier: WTF! What if 'I' wanna wear a Turban, is the Army gonna accommodate MEEE?
Me: Absolutely...as soon as you convert to Sihkism.
Observant Sikhs and conservative Muslim women are now able to wear religious head coverings, thanks to a directive issued Tuesday that updates the Army's grooming and appearance regulation. Sikh soldiers also are allowed to maintain their beards, according to the update.
U.S. Army Relaxes Rules on Beards and Turbans
In a move to better accommodate religious minorities serving in the militarytime.com
*Sidenote: I've NEVER seen a Regimental Crest placed near the shoulder like this either.
Sikh Army captain allowed to wear turban, beard in uniform
A U.S. Army captain who follows the Sikh faith will be allowed to keep his long hair, turban and beard.Captain Simratpal Singh is the first active-duty soldier to receive permission to do so.Long hair and beards are one of the five articles of faith for Siweartv.com
That’s very strange that they had no issue with him growing them but only have an issue with him walking during graduation. That literally makes no sense.
We have to look at other students at that school or the district. Does any other male student have long hair?
If the school has uniforms, should he have to wear one?
I’m referencing jobs because that’s an institution that has dress codes and possible hair policies.
I’m sure many private schools have hair policies for male students.
That’s that bullshit and they admitted that it was wrong.
That’d be crazy to literally measure his hair.
Do you know or see lots of white kids at that school with long hair?
I think many are missing the point. If every other male student in that school has short hair because of the guidelines in the student handbook, then why should he get a pass?
Religious reasons cool.
But other than that. If it says clear as day that it’s the policy, then what’s the problem?
Lastly, I want the young man to have hair as long as he wants. But if it’s the policy, you knew that during orientation.
It’s very weird to enforce it now if he’s had the hair since he’s been there and now they want to enforce it. That’s bs!
Now if what he’s saying is true and other male students have hair down their backs, then he has a case and I hope they win!
Hey they they ones who started this
And these supposed hard and fast rule they have a sudden need to so strongly enfirce is VERY specific to even giving a number apparently
So if its 15 inches?
a good lawyer gonna be out here measuring random students hair.
My issue is I don’t want us “Black people” to be crying wolf. If it’s the policy and every student abides by it, then there’s no case.
If there’s other white or Spanish students with long hair and they’re only saying something to the Black student, that’s an issue.
But if there’s 500 boys that go to that school and 499 of them have short hair and abide by the rules. Then this isn’t a a racial issue.
With that said, why say something now if he’s been going there for four years? Now all of a sudden they spring this on him when it time to graduate. Why now, what’s the point?
Looks like it’s a “Length” issue, not a dreadlock or Black thing. They asked him to cut it to a certain length and I don’t know what that length is?
I wouldn’t cut mine but it’s the school’s policy so
"Barbers Hill ISD has a long standing dress code, but we absolutely allow dreadlocks. What we do not allow is any action that circumvents or violates the provision regarding hair length. The student in question was NEVER forbidden from attending school," a spokesperson for the district said.
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brie...district-faces-backlash-after-student-told-he
naw bro.but its cool for the white boys and girls to have real long hair huh just not the black guy.smh thats wrong period
Same dude that went back to work after his boss called him an inmate. Wouldn't even sit out one fucking game.
Sorry the young man is dealing with this. Hell no he shouldn't cut his hair over some stupid white rule. He can braid it up, hell stick it in his cap with pins, if it's that serious. Tough lesson, but I hope her learns to stand, and not fucking submit.
If it was my son, give me his diploma in the mail, and we are taking a trip to celebrate. Fuck that school.
I’m focused on that school. Do white boys at “That” school have long hair? If they do, then the school’s in the wrong and they’ll be consequences for it.
I’m not talking about in regular life, specifically that school.
And the school itself.
How long was it at 15 inches length. Was he a junior at the time?
The teachers didn't stop him and say, "You need to cut that down, son."
This what I was thinking,
Public
ONLY applies to males
Policy says hair can't go below the ears, cover the eye brows or touch the collar
And apparently he's had locks since 7th grade
Public
ONLY applies to males
Policy says hair can't go below the ears, cover the eye brows or touch the collar
And apparently he's had locks since 7th grade
So do you think lawyers, NAACP, National News etc should get involved in this case?
This man is ego tripping. Just hand over your playbook already and let them counter ALL of your moves muhfucka...as long as you look clever to the family and your audience, you're good.
People are posting evidence of white boys with long hair attending Barbers Hill on twitter.
Here's more evidence. This was posted by one of the teachers at Barbers Hill.
To me all white people are racist so that’s no surprise, but that interaction is bold and telling.
With that said, the kid’s still hustling the system. The policy is no long hair so he pins it up in a ponytail or braids so that it doesn’t touch his eyebrows or ears.
That’s funny and some shit I’d do to break the rules so that I could have long hair!
If other schools in the area are smart they could pull a PR move and offer him a transfer while promoting their school as being one of inclusiveness.
Yeah Barbers Hill is pretty much in the middle of Mount Belvieu. That's their only high school. I used to go to church there when I was a kid.
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Now the school is starting to crack down on all the male white students and they are complaining that they wore their hair long since 7th grade and because of DeAndre they are getting In School Suspension unless they cut their hair.
This is how the school is cleaning up what they created over nothing. National news now covering the story and they don't want to let up.
One teacher started this nonsense is the word, since he came back from winter recess, he started her class and is when this mess all started.
They could easily drop this BS, but I still say, in this day and age, if he said he was gay and expressing himself, he'd be left alone, but shows you that gays have more rights/advocacy than black people do.
This is how the school is cleaning up what they created over nothing. National news now covering the story and they don't want to let up.
One teacher started this nonsense is the word, since he came back from winter recess, he started her class and is when this mess all started.
They could easily drop this BS, but I still say, in this day and age, if he said he was gay and expressing himself, he'd be left alone, but shows you that gays have more rights/advocacy than black people do.
Hnmmmmm
Interview with DeAndre and his younger cousin also facing suspension
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They’re asking all the wrong questions so that interview and interview with the former educator was pointless.
1. Ask is every male student forced to abide by their rules regarding the hair length rule
2. Ask why has it been ok for him to have his hair like that for years and now all of a sudden they have an issue?
Those are the only two questions that matter.
Every other question about changing of the times and race are pointless. If they want change the rules so that male students will be able to have long hair is cool, but that’s not what this is about.
Gown says Collegiate Academy which isn't the same school or even part of the district that's enforcing this policy
Gown says Collegiate Academy which isn't the same school or even part of the district that's enforcing this policy
Then maybe they should take his diploma back, because he doesn’t realize that he went to a different school in an entirely different school district!
I consider how the image of people with tatts and piercings has changed tremendously since then.
The hospital that I worked at and the one where my wife was treated at, it wasn't shit to see nurses with full sleeves or looking like they'd posed for a Suicide Girls spread. The image isn't considered seedy and unprofessional anymore, even in the Healthcare Industry.
Remember when tatts were equated with a potential Hepatitis infection?
My exact point made at 4:28ish
If they would like to change the rule to adjust to the times that's great but again, that isn't what this is about and many are getting sidetracked.
Plain and simple the young men are breaking the rules, but what needs to be asked is.
1. Is every male student forced to abide by their rules regarding the hair length rule?
2. Why has it been ok for him to have his hair like that for years and now all of a sudden they have an issue?
Those are the only two questions that matter.
Every other question about changing of the times and race are pointless. If they want to change the rules so that male students will be able to have long hair that's cool, but that’s not what this is about.