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Penalizing Black hair in the name of academic success is undeniably racist, unfounded, and against the law
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Howard Henderson and Jennifer Wyatt Bourgeois argue that Black students are disproportionately penalized for natural Black hairstyles and educational leadership must embrace inclusionary policies that end the school-to-prison pipeline.
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Penalizing Black Hair in Our School System Is Wrong
