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WTH?!? Texas School Didn't Violate CROWN Act By Suspending Darryl George For Locs, Judge Rules
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9:08Now PlayingA Texas Judge says the Barbers Hill ISD did not violate the state's Crown Act for disciplining Darryl George for the length of his locs.
Chambers County Judge Chap B. Cain III sided with the school district, saying George's hairstyle didn't adhere to the grooming guidelines. The 18-year-old has spent over half his junior year in ISS, in-school suspension.
Before today's hearing, Darryl explained the impact this situation has had on him.
Allie Booker, the George family attorney, and Ron Reynolds, the Texas Legislative Black Caucus Chair spoke with Roland Martin about this perplexing ruling.
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