Texas School District To Keep Policy That Forced 2 Black Students To Cut Dreadlocks Or Leave School
MONT BELVIEU, Texas (CBS NEWS) - A Texas school board has voted unanimously to keep a grooming policy that prevented two Black students from attending school unless they cut their dreadlocks, the ACLU announced Tuesday.
The vote comes after the school district received national attention over the policy, which many have called racist and discriminatory.
During a public meeting held Monday, the Barbers Hill Independent School District voted to dismiss grievances filed by the ACLU on behalf of Kaden Bradford and De'Andre Arnold — both of whom were suspended in January after they refused to cut their hair.
