Texas school did not violate CROWN Act, judge rules
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2024
- A judge ruled that a Texas school did not violate the CROWN Act by suspending Darryl George for his hairstyle. Barbers Hill ISD removed the Black 18-year-old student from regular classes Aug. 31, stating he was not complying with the dress code. The Texas CROWN Act, which prohibits race-based hair discrimination, went into effect just one day later.
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This is crazy, my son has long dreadlocks and his school isn't the least bit worried about it they are just harassing him their are bigger things to worry about
Is it hard to comprehend cut inch off ur hair. 5 yr old can probably comprehend. Maybe we should test kid. Maybe he was just passed in classes. MAYBE. DIDNT SAY NOTHING ABOUT LOCS. NOT JARD NOT RACISM. I SAY SCHOOL BOARD GO AFTER KID MOM FOR HARASSMENT. MAYBE 5 MILLION DOLLARS. U SAY RACISM IF MAINLY WHITE SCHOOL UR HARASSING FOR RACISM PAYDAY. THE LAWYER NEEDS BARRED IF HE TOOK ON 33% CONTINGENCY
They are more concerned about someone’s hair rather than the behavior. It’s just about controlling others.
Absolutely crazy, his hair is well taken care of care of. Maybe the school should worry about more concerning problems.
Look at the hair length of the founding fathers on your $10, $20 & $100 bill, they would all be suspended, fired and treated like crap by today’s standards.
Oh NO!,
Do you realize that trying to get them to learn ANYTHING about past American History is tantamount to TREASON these days?
They always change the rules when u look like your equal to them. Been that way for over 500 years
Safe schools more important than hair. His hair is up and clean.
Don't matter if it wasn't clean still it's ridiculous
This student clearly wasn't penalized for having messy or unkempt hair, it looks like a protective style that actually requires time and effort to maintain. He's being punished for not conforming to a very narrow white european standard.
Nothing to do with being upkept
You are so right. And it's also sexist, because girls can have long hair--no matter whether it's clean or up or not. Really ridiculous. And according to the ACLU, unlawfully discriminatory.
The school district and white employers want the black students and black adults to wear their hair the same way the white students and white adults wear their hair. Black students and black adults cannot wear their hair like white people do without using heat or relaxers. Heat and relaxers severely damage our hair, causing it to break off unevenly and very badly. To repair our hair, we have to let the relaxer grow out. Once the relaxer has grown out our hair it is then badly damaged, and we then have to cut it really short for it to grow back evenly. Our hair is not made for heat nor relaxers. The only way for our hair to remain healthy we have to wear it in its natural state or wear it in a protective hair style, which include Braids, Twists, Locs, and Cornrows. The whole purpose of locs is for your hair to grow.
There was a time when black women weren't allowed to wear braids in the workplace. A movie name "10" came out. In the movie the lead actress, a white woman name Bo Derek wore braids. When they saw how they looked on Bo Derek, they then allowed black women to wear braids in the workplace. What white people said to black people back then is that your own protective hairstyles have to look good on white people before you will be allowed to wear them in the workplaces and/or schools run by us white people.
The problem is that the phrase "length when let down" was not in their school dress code before the CROWN Act was passed. The school and the school district read the new CROWN Act law after it was passed. When they saw that it did not say anything about "length when let down", they added that phrase in order to circumvent/get around the CROWN Act so that they can continue to discriminate against black students (black male students) in particular regarding their hair.
Texas was like "How can we bring back Jim Crow and create Gilead at the same time?" and their politicians were like "Hold my beer."
It's sad our country is worrying about a child's hair
We got a problem with kids education, but this kids hair (nothing distracting or wrong with it) we are gonna make this a priority. I live in Texas and Texas needs to do much better!
Exactly
What is this, 1960? School boys can’t have long hair? Who gives a sh*t?
A lot of people do. More than the ones who dont.
Blax want special privileges.
Follow the rules! Its that simple. The mom is trying so hard to win some of that lawsuit money and she loves her 15 minutes of fame.
@@user-cb9ul1ds6y The kid has missed half a year of school over a hairstyle he should not have to change. His family is not the problem, the racist gendered hair rules need to go away.
You must be new. In the 90s and early 2000s and almost 2010s yes, Texas private and public institutions set a policy in dresscode and in hair length. Been like that forever.
His hair is up, neat & clean.
I'm more concerned about children being kept safe in & out of school.
The mom is trying too hard to win some of that lawsuit money. The entitlement that she has! Pretty gross.
@@user-cb9ul1ds6yagreed the mom just wants money
It's a violation
BOOM! Exactly! Thank you!!! Glad that someone else sees through this bull.
Why can't these schools just teach these kids...Jesus, worried about the wrong thing
It makes more sense for people to create their own school system and their own rules for those schools if they can't comply with rules set by a school.
@@myspewedcomment156 rules based on 1900s white standard are over 100 years out of date. Everyone can have long hair now and that should be the end of it.
@@CaptMortifyd Then start your own school system and be done with it. It's common sense.
@@myspewedcomment156 so start your own public education system?
So instead of fixing a fixable issue, youre suggesting building a completely new system?
@@makeitmakesense2616 If you feel something needs fixed when it is clearly not broken, then your only option is to prove that you can do better. This is common sense. However, what you are really suggesting is that you want to force others to comply with your ideals. This is evil. It is disgusting. It is based out of a racist heart.
Sounds like they did a poor job writing the crown act..😢
sounds like the judge does not like his kind
shouldn't have to write it in the first place. Respect other people's culture. I doubt that the principal isn't making them Apostolic Pentecostals cut their hair, their hair touches the ground.
SO PETTY! HIS HAIR IS NICELY STYLED. HIS EDUCATION SHOULD BE PRIORITY!
So why don't his parents comply, so he can be in school and get his education?
Why aren't males allowed to grow their hair out in general? I can understand if the kid is in a sport like wrestling, but just to go to school? Seems authoritarian.
You are right, but even if he wrestled, it wouldn't matter. Girls participate in many kinds of sports with long hair. There are ways of keeping hair out of the way, and in fact it looks like his is indeed out of the way. There were many young men in my high school in the 70s that had long hair but managed to be on sports teams, too. It seems we have regressed as a society. Individual freedoms are no longer seen as important. Back then, my high school taught us about rights and freedoms and how to protect them. They were advocates for us. Now some schools have reverted to attacking students' rights--at least, in Texas.
@@laurak8240 Exactly! Unless they're a private school, there should be no gender based hair requirements.
Regardless of his race, it's gender discrimination to rule that a male can't have long hair but a female can.
Thats the way I see it too. Different gender standards for hair. Its dumb. The crown act doesn’t seem to be very old if one if the writers testified.
then why didn't their lawyers make that the case? hmmmmm? answer: bc you don't know wtf you're talking about!
@@boofert.washington2499 LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
@@boofert.washington2499 Seriously, though, he needs new lawyers!!!
Don't cut your hair for them,its racism point blank period
😂
You mean it's racism to demand special rights/privileges over everyone else.... point blank period. Right?
Facts
The school system kept this child out of school for 6 months because of his hair?
No, his own entitlement kept him out. He could have served the suspension and it would have been over with.
Hope this young man keeps his locks
The young mans hair is tied up it isnt over the collar. I dont see the issue.
neither do we
This is more retribution for having to remove Confederate statuary from public view.
Ohhh, I had forgotten about THAT not-so-minor-issue.
If he keeps it wrapped up like that, WTF is the problem?!?!
white males with long hair aren't allowed to just tie it up. this is not about whether one agrees with the rule this is about whether the rule applies to everyone or blacks are somehow exempt. Equality means you are subject to the same rules as everyone else
@@ttttggggg636 The problem is the rule, not the kid. It's 2024, not 1924.
@@CaptMortifyd 1. I AGREE THAT THE RULE IS FOOLISH
2. THE RULE IS NOT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
3. THE PARENTS SHOULD COMPLY WITH THE RULE OR PAY TO FIND A SCHOOL TO THEIR LIKING
IN LIFE EVERY COMPANY/ SCHOOL HAS THEIR OWN SET OF STANDARDS, DON'T LIKE , GO SOMEWHERE ELSE
Is this all the school is got too worry about is this guys hair. Our school system should be worrying about our children getting a good education and keeping them safe.
And my 'thumbs up' is the first?
They spend more time arguing against hair than against gun violence
This is wrong....care more about his character than his hair. As a H.S. student in the 60's-70's, I actually was told my hair was too long because it was over my ears. Was Honor student.
would the long hair have stopped you from being an honors student? if not, then what is the relevancy?
@@blackstartv2was good person, good student, with stupid Beatles cut. School heads gave me grief, partly because they didn't want me playing sports with "long hair" thankfully friends and family backed me. As long as you're clean, and of good character, your hair should not define who you really are. This is 2024, not 1968. We should be better. Best wishes.
This applies to both sides.
Matthew 6:25-34
"For this reason I say to you, do not be worried about your life, as to what you will eat or what you will drink; nor for your body, as to what you will put on. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing? [26] Look at the birds of the air, that they do not sow, nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth much more than they? [27] And who of you by being worried can add a single hour to his life? [28] And why are you worried about clothing? Observe how the lilies of the field grow; they do not toil nor do they spin, [29] yet I say to you that not even Solomon in all his glory clothed himself like one of these. [30] But if God so clothes the grass of the field, which is alive today and tomorrow is thrown into the furnace, will He not much more clothe you? You of little faith! [31] Do not worry then, saying, 'What will we eat?' or 'What will we drink?' or 'What will we wear for clothing?' [32] For the Gentiles eagerly seek all these things; for your heavenly Father knows that you need all these things. [33] But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. [34] "So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
If the students' hair stays up during the school day what difference does it make how long their hair is? This is ridiculous! It is also another ridiculous result of this binary. why is there a different standard for students assigned male at birth vs students assigned female?! America will forever be focused on the WRONG things!! I pray this stupid suspension doesn't deter this teenager from graduating on time.
Sorry to say but it already HAS affected his Graduation Date as we speak......
This is preposterous. Every day we have our civil rights chipped away. This is a continuing reminder of how America no longer is progressing to a free country. We used to say “I may not like what you say, but I’ll defend your right to say it” those days are gone. Now we go to court over hair length…………..geesh😢😢😢😢😢
If we’re going to suspend people for a hairstyle, why isn’t tRump under investigation
What does this hair have to do with him
THE HANDBOOK I BET DID NOT COME WITH ANY PICTURES FOR ANY KIND OF GUIDANCE......
SO HOW WAS HE TO KNOW?
YOU CAN SEE HIS FACE VERY CLEARLY NOW WITH THE BRAIDS PINNED UP.
What's wrong with his hair? It is up not down
Well, the explanation given was the length. That's what wrong with his hair.
Well, there's a problem with no rules to length because I've seen long hair on all races not be properly cleaned and smell bad. It's much less of an issue to give a length restriction than to try and ensure people are caring for their long hair. The consequences of people having long hair that is un kept are that it can carry things that affect all the students indiscriminately. So, to ensure a safe and clean environment, a length restriction is in place. I'm not implying this students hair was not kept. But there are many rules in place that some people may not like but are best for most people. Also, I'm not saying the school implements the length policy because of cleanliness. That's just an example of how rules are in place that may not seem like they make sense until you think a little deeper.
@Ennui83 Also, by your logic, you could say the law is overreaching to force people to tolerate any hair no matter what.
@harryPair this is not a restriction for all people, but just for males. So the cleanliness aspect is not relevant
@phoenixlee7949 as I mentioned, I'm not saying it's their particular reasons I don't know. I'm just stating that their are some rules that don't seem reasonable on the surface but might have a really good reason.
Come to Texas. Where you're as free as we tell you.
I can't believe the people in the comments defending this school! If the policy was made against white straight hair, this conversation would look much different.
I do not see anything wrong with his hair he has it up nicely
If they only cared about teachers and school safety as much as they do our hair. 🙄
No one cares about "your" hair. But people do care about equal treatment of their children. Why should one kid have special rights over the other kids? Isn't that racist to seek special treatment over all others?
@@myspewedcomment156 Equal treatment would require that boys and girls both can have long hair (or both can't.) Why should girls have special rights over boys? Why is this an issue? Hair length doesn't matter a bit in learning.
We need to stop focusing on the hair and start worrying about the weight of our children. Obesity is rampant in our school's
Schools: You feel you're a different gender, lets start transitioning you but don't tell your parents.
Also schools: Cut your hair, its too long.
What happened to the equal rights between male and female
Its ridiculous there's restrictions on male hair legnth in schools, period- especially if this is a public school. I have no doubt that racism is also a factor. That guy's hairstyle doesn't look messy or unkempt. He probably puts more time into grooming his hair than most white kids.
They worried more about his hair than putting metal detectors in the schools to make sure the kids are safe
Yupp you are correct
Absolutely 💯
Why aren't males allowed to grow their hair out in general? I can understand if the kid is in a sport like wrestling, but just to go to school? Seems authoritarian.
Y’all keep wanting to uplift Texas if you want. Racism is their greatest attribute
Sounds like the judge understands nothing about the Crown Act even when advised by experts. Glad they are appealing.
Good for the judge,,,We have school rules and we need to comply,,,🎉🎉🎉
You missed a KEY point to what the Judge said. It is not his job to "wright the laws". This law simply needs to have an addendum added (by the law makers) that simply adds "hair length" to the Crown Act.
@@darrylhowe1465 can a judge interpret the law using critical thinking skills? I think this is the KEY...
Stay strong young king, had he put a dress on nobody world have said a word...
This young man should have the right to have his hair as he wants as long as it is pulled up and conforms to policy in school. Girls have long hair are they forced to cut their hair?
Girls and boys are different. Do you need it explained?
@@pettytoni1955 so if a girl decides to cut her hair very short, will she suffer the same fate? Does this mean they are no longer a girl? Do you need it explained?
@@pettytoni1955 Girls' and boys' hair is not different. If a girl has the right to have long hair, then so should a boy. We learned that in the 60s and 70s, but society forgot.
The fact this is even a court case, let alone being given several minutes on a national network "news" program, shows that we are now living in Idiocracy.
Facts. the right to have your hair is something that should be common sense and shouldnt even be debated.
Great movie
* What is wrong with Texas!!! Military haircuts imposed upon boys went out with Beatles mop tops.
Texas is Fascist. One element of Fascism is the strict conformity to imposed gender roles.
*
Us Texans like Texas the way it is thank you
@@ATX83092 The let Texans freely style their hair as the choose, not demand white standard conformity. It's 2024, not 1924.
@@ATX83092 obviously some Texans don't. That is why we have the value of tolerance.
@@laurak8240 yeah some... This judge did exactly what the people who voted him into that position wanted. Wich was upheld their conservative beliefs,values, and interpretations of the law. Go be a liberal in california if that's what you want. Texans won't stand for it as you can clearly see here.😁
@@ATX83092 Freedom is not a liberal issue, it should concern all of us.
For how mamy years have we've seen white kids sporting mohawks, hair dyed pink, blue, oramge , green , purple or whatever else and NOT. NARY. A. PEEP . ABOUT. LENGTH. OR. ANY. OTHER. ISSUE?
😮😮😮😮😮!
So Japanese, Hispanics, Indians, etc..., never wear a Mohawks or dye their hair? Why did you make your statement a racist statement?
I’m a white kid who got in trouble for a Mohawk lol. But you’re the only victims
@@Supremeteamcaptainyou got kicked out of school?
Really? In Texas schools?
@Supremeteamcaptain
So who's 'YOU'RE the only victims' in this?
Completely idiotic and ignorant, can't even believe this is a conversation. Keep the kids safe that are trying to get an education, now that's an issue.
See it outlawed LONG HAIR for all males. The law outlaws discrimination against hairstyles or textures. An argument CAN be made that long hair is not a style. He could in fact keep corn rows just as long as when unbraided did not pass the bottom of his ear or a t-shirt collar. That is fairly long.
Schools should not be able to dictate something as fundamental to speech and expression as hairstyle, especially outside of class activity. Forcing children to cut their hair to confirm with a school rule applicable only 1/4th of the week is ludicrous and should be unlawful.
Why is he the only one getting picked on? They let the other kids wear it like that.
The crown act is the most stupid thing to begin with and to sue over rules that apply to every student is even more absurd
Yes! This is 100% correct.
How does this apply to every student? It doesn't apply to girls, over half the school population, who can have their hair as long as they want with no problem. Boys should have the same right.
Braids and Earrings?
Is it a boy or girl!
🇺🇸😂
Hard to tell these days
what a joke from all angles.
Hes going to win a big settlement and write a book and get a scholarship to college and become a lawyer
The young man needs to find a safe place to continue his schooling. Evidently it is not in Texas.
Yeah.... He will have a much safer time in China, Iran, or Russia.
Is it okay to have KIM JONG UN haircut in Texas than in N.Korea firing squad ?
Can’t say Texas is not racist
Texans don't need you to say it. They know they are fair and treat everyone equally. It is the racist people who are demanding extra privileges cause they feel they are better than others.
Young man get that mess out of your head!!
The school made it an issue. I blame the school.
no, the school made the rules. breaking those rules is on the student.
@@boofert.washington2499 No, the rules are unnecessary to education and discriminatory. That is on the school. The school's one purpose is to educate, and this young man wants an education. The school does not have any business telling him or other people what length their hair should be. We knew that in the 70s.
denying his education is the crime
THIS IS BS...SUE! Take this type of discrimination to the next level!!😄
As long as someone sitting behind him can see the teacher , leave the kid alone !
I hope this kid and his family sue and get paid big time for their discrimination
Psalm 37:27-29 ESV /
Turn away from evil and do good; so shall you dwell forever. For the Lord loves justice; he will not forsake his saints. They are preserved forever, but the children of the wicked shall be cut off. The righteous shall inherit the land and dwell upon it forever.
🎉🎉🎉he looks real happy walking around smiling.Of course rules and codes don't apply to them.Go to another school u may graduate at 30.🎉
Interesting how you want the kid to follow rules of a school that won't follow the rule of law.
@@adam34266 u hit that 1000000000 thousand.Thanks for the reply
This good judge children should follow rules. Hair is more important that education. Parents are not smart. Education first.
He knew the rules. It’s a choice he made for himself. There are consequences for every choice we make in life. Some battles are won, some are not. How we deal with the outcome shows character or lack thereof. Choose your battles.
Hair like locs are for religious reasons...like Samson and Delilah. Ring a bell 🔔
It is his parent's belief system as to his hairstyle as much as his and the Constitution that says FREEDOM in so many words.
Don't like for certain people to enjoy the same FREEDOM as you have it?
Then you and it seems so many others like you may leave......
then why didn't his parents(mom) have the same hairstyle? Why was her's straightened? Bc they're lying about the religion aspect, genius. they lie. that's what they do.@@magellankiller
@boofert.washington2499
First question: What was her occupation? Many professionals are NOT allowed these hairstyles that should be allowed for High school students. Perhaps the more cloistered Prep s MAY have restrictive hairstyle rules in accordance with the fact that Preparatory schools are in view of preparing the students for the restrictive world of Professional Occupations.
That is my opinion of any difference between the two.
Young man, focus on learning and not your hair. Or just go to another school. This school is obviously trying to do something unique in their educational philosophy that involves a tight grooming code. Let them be and move on.
It's the school's job to focus on learning, not hair. The child should be able to wear any hairstyle that makes hi comfortable, and long hair should be accepted for boys if it is for girls. Also, many families cannot just up and move to change their school district.
Goodness, he’s spent too much time out of school. What will he do now?
I wonder if the U.S ARMY, NAVY, etc will change their code too?
school is NOT the military and these are kids who have to go, not adults making a decision that they know will impact them. curly hair is long because that's the nature of the hair type - it's braided up so there shouldn't be a problem.
The military accepted locs in 2021. I’m not sure if it’s all branches though.
Please do not bring the military into this as it is very clear you have no idea what you are talking about. I spent 10 years in the Army and yes we do have a provision within the ARMY that would allow this hairstyle if it is for religious reasons. You would know this if you were in the Army as it is not anything new.
Rules that people agree to in order to join a school is exactly the same related issue with agreeing to military rules in order to join. The OP has a good point, despite the comments from idiots who would rather ignore this fact. Instead, how about people comply with rules they agree too no matter if the issue is in a school or a military? Yes? Or perhaps people should start their own school and have their own rules allowing any sort of hair due? A little common sense goes a long way.
Exactly, real life out there is people in the workplace have limits on how they dress and how they can appear on the job.
Hate is real in texas
Proverbs 31:9 ESV /
Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.
Texas is the new Florida. I'm surprised they didn't put him on a bus after the verdict and ship him to DC
In the Army boot camp, the drill Sargent told us, "The nail that sticks up get pounded back down".
As the inevitable question floats by like a flying Rhinoceros-
" But is he enlisted in the Armed Forces now?"
school is mandatory. joining the military is a choice.
I went to boot camp too but this isn’t that you make no sense.
but you want them to stick up in a war situation. Otherwise, no one is coming back home.
@kjdnyhmghfvb
Never heard of a helmet have you?
This is some racist ish
God is setting up a blessing for him
This is so unnecessary
If his hair is always up and never looked beyond the limit, then why did they even bring this up? If they thought he was breaking school code then why didn't they wait until it was down & actually breaking the rules?
did you listen to the rules? It clearly stated when not tied up.
He was not breaking the rules before the CROWN Act Law was passed because the school district did not have the phrase length when let down in their dress code at that time. They added that phrase to their dress code after the CROWN Act Law was passed and when they saw that the CROWN Act Law didn't say anything about length nor length when let down.
Headline: Jesus sent home for wearing long hair. Hey Texas, what does hair length have to do with learning?
If it is braided up, it's long
TX should be absolutely ashamed.
Proverbs 28:5 ESV /
Evil men do not understand justice, but those who seek the Lord understand it completely
The kid should have said that not cutting his hair was part of his religion.
True. The school tried to make my son cut off his long pony tail. I told him our Tribe the males wear a long pony tail until their coming of age "Smoke out" and that he was not cutting his hair. Period.
@@LisaWhitehorn I’m glad that worked for him. On another note, do you realize that using the word period like that makes you seem less intelligent than I know you actually are? I mean no offense by pointing that out and I hope you can take the comment as intended.
Whoever wrote it needs to grow up. Hair length, get real.
Different races have different opinions on how their hair should look, to me his hair is neat enough to not be an issue
Vikings braided their hair,
and it was long. Oh No!
The guy who wrote the crown act is bald. Ironic
Seems as an all-out war on Black associative aesthetics has been waged to me.
You could start your own school with the rules you prefer regarding hair. I'm sure people would join your school.
bc you people refuse to follow any rules in modern society, so we no longer feel the need to care. deal with it, Williams.
That judge is WRONG!! The rule discriminates against boys. If girls can have long hair then boys should be able to have long hair. Get that boy back into regular classes.
Hair.. Naw
Guns.. well, those are okay
Or perhaps in both of those cases it is more about everyone gets the same equal treatment and rights?
1 Corinthians 11:14
“Doth not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame unto him?”
racism is alive and well in Texas....
Racism is alive everywhere. No one is safe , no matter the skin color.
Racism?. How long are the white students hair? I'm sure if there was discrimination that would have been highlighted...
I noticed they didn't show all the white guys sporting long hair.
racism created the CROWN Act and people who support it.
THIS IS AMERICA😅😅
EXACTLY. enough of this privilege bull
I wonder if the young man was white.........
He would have simply followed the rules like a
Normal person
@@Zozzo984 the judge could read and follow the CROWN Act like a normal person.
Tell us what you wonder, macho duck.
A white student has been disciplines for his hair too. Media didnt care because hes white and being black makes headlines.
Ghana is calling!They want their ,,lost souls,, back!
What a ridiculous law! History is being changed every day with the laws. Change this one. How does hair length affect one’s ability to learn in school?
Denying this kid education should be against the law..There is absolutely nothing wrong with his hair at ALL Texas should just sucede and have it's own set of laws. Lets see how long people stay in Texas when they don't get any federal monies and the GOV removes aLL ITS BASES....THEY WON'T LAST LONG BY THEMSELVES.
Compa you forget WE were literally a republic. Before the Mexican American war--we had a Revolution against the Mexican imperial Santa Ana.
Yeee hawww education naw lets focus on getting that kid a hair cut ! Backwards as. State