Darryl George: Texas judge rules school district can restrict the length of male students' natural hair

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : I cannot be around other peers and enjoy my junior year, because of my hair?'"Matthews said that George will continue to serve in-school suspension and that his attorneys plan to file for an injunction in an upcoming federal civil rights lawsuit.
51% : "Darryl made this statement, and told me this straight up with tears in his eyes, 'All because of my hair?
45% : "Last September, the school district filed a declaratory judgment lawsuit asking the court to decide if the "Barbers Hill Independent School District's dress and grooming code policy, limiting student hair length does not violate the CROWN Act.
40% : Barbers Hill Independent School District Superintendent Greg Poole said the ruling "validated our position that the district's dress code does not violate the CROWN Act and that the CROWN Act does not give students unlimited self-expression.""The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that affirmative action is a violation of the 14th Amendment and we believe the same reasoning will eventually be applied to the CROWN Act," he said.
32% : Texas state Rep. Ron Reynolds, a co-author of the CROWN Act who testified at the trial on George's behalf, said he was disappointed by the outcome.

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