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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]20:32 and 20:45 here.  Obviously, none of the previous posters actually looked at the website or its links.

The school is OBLIGATED BY LAW to respond to bullying when it involves a protected class member being bullied on the basis of race, religion, disability, etc.  If they fail to respond appropriately, both the DOE and DOJ can get involved.

They are not the first step.  However, it is not something that can be brushed under the rug, because public schools are accountable to higher legal authorities.  
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What if OPs daughter is not a protected class?

In this area the most popular girl in school coukd easily be a person of color or a protected group, and OPs daughter could be white.[/quote]

Then the DOJ would not get involved.   [/quote]

Even if the bullying is racist in nature and the girl is in a minoroty group at her school?[/quote]

For the love. You are clearly trying to derail the thread that OP was actually posting about to get to your point. Which I suspect is the deep unfairness of "reverse racism" or some other unicorn BS. Do it somewhere else.[/quote]

To be fair - the PP was making a good point.  Why was racism even introduced in this thread to begin with?  OP said nothing about it; just some PPs with an agenda.[/quote]

OP said: I am shocked as to how low some girls can go in order to hurt other girls, [b]comments on race[/b], looks and worse.

I think some people took that to mean that that the mean girl made "comments on race, looks and worse" to OP's daughter.
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