Anonymous wrote:I agree with the school in this case that her hair is a distraction.
Here's a link to the article:
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/africanamerican-girl-faces-expulsion-over-natural-hair/-/1719418/23164520/-/11l3pfk/-/index.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I didn't listen to the story but if she looks the way she looks in the first shot I don't see a problem with her hair. School is being ridiculous.
According to the story other kids are making comments about her hair and so her parents complained to the school that Shes being bullied. It does not seem like the hair itself is the distraction but the disruptions and fallout that is occurring due to her choice in hairstyle.
It sounds like the disruptions and fallout are due to the bullies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I didn't listen to the story but if she looks the way she looks in the first shot I don't see a problem with her hair. School is being ridiculous.
According to the story other kids are making comments about her hair and so her parents complained to the school that Shes being bullied. It does not seem like the hair itself is the distraction but the disruptions and fallout that is occurring due to her choice in hairstyle.
Anonymous wrote:I agree that it's distracting. She started wearing her hair this way recently at the beginning of the school year which is drawing negative attention. Shes been enrolled at this school since 3rd grade and managed to not wear her hair this way before. Shes doing it for attention.
Anonymous wrote:I didn't listen to the story but if she looks the way she looks in the first shot I don't see a problem with her hair. School is being ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:I agree that it's distracting. She started wearing her hair this way recently at the beginning of the school year which is drawing negative attention. Shes been enrolled at this school since 3rd grade and managed to not wear her hair this way before. Shes doing it for attention.