CUT YOUR HAIR OR YOU CAN'T BE A STUDENT! This is EXACTLY Why DIASPORA WARS Are Meaningless.
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- CUT YOUR HAIR OR YOU CAN'T BE A STUDENT! This is EXACTLY Why DIASPORA WARS Are Meaningless. | The Demouchets REACT
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Here in Brazil, we have no restrictions on how to wear our hair
That's ridiculous! A hairstyle doesn't have anything to do with whether a person can learn!
How does a school have any say at all how someone wears their hair? That is asinine to me.
I'm from Angola Africa and our little boys cannot even go to school with an afro... its sad 😢😢😢 I wonder what it is about African natural hair that bothers then
I don't think putting your life on hold to argue about hair style is necessary as you can continue redo it after school
Oh, but I think it is. If you give an aspect of identity to bullies, when will you ever learn to stand up for yourself?
You learn by not giving in.
HAIR is a MAJOR part of anyone's identity - whether you know it or not.
The bullies know it, and that is why there's is STILL an obsession with the hair of Black people.
Our hair doesn’t need to conform if it is worn within policy.
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To your question?
In Nigeria there has ALWAYS been an exception for students with locks, even in schools where we were all required to maintain a lowcut across gender lines.
When I was in school, you find that the only people with long hair where the few boys in School with locks.
"Dada" is the Yorùbá cultural name for people born with locks.
You were considered special like a kind of Samson whose hair MUST NOT be cut - unless they chose to, which RARELY happens.
There are religious, spiritual and cultural significance/respect attached to "Dadas".
Even bullies generally avoid them. And most times Dadas are easy going and very gentle. So it makes it easy for everyone to respect them.
I'm so sorry for the disrespect that Black people face outside Africa because of their hair.😢
🎯 The CROWN Act is supposed to protect this.
@TheDemouchetsREACT That's what I thought too.😩 But I guess it has to be ENFORCED for it to be active.
Please let us know if there's a petition to sign to sue those resisting The CROWN 👑 Act.
Thank you.
We do have hair rules at our schools especially in rural areas but nothing against natural hair. Kids can only colour their hair black , bright colours are not allowed. They can plat with black hairpiece but it must not be long but if you have a big Afro that is natural they can never tell you to cut it. As long as it is kept and neat.We had a similar story in South Africa were girls from Pretoria High School were discriminated against and students and parents together with former students showed the school flames and that policy did not see a daylight .
We will see where this goes. The school is challenging the CROWN Act.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT this is violating that boy’s human rights. It’s inhumane.
So sad this is still happening,
I'm from Gabon. There is no law about that but until the university males can't grow their hair (something who was the norm for our ancestors) and it's difficult to find or keep a job when you're a man with long hair. Even though it's a black country, we are doing that nonsense to ourselves.
That is a big impact of colonisation !!
He should be able to grow his hair down to the floor if he wants to. You know what this is. Sad
This is so sad 😭
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I know this is asking for "too much", but why aren’t the parents in that school supporting the boy?
What of his classmates?
Why is anyone still going to that school like nothing is happening?
I will never get used to the indifference to injustice that people have when they are not directly at the receiving end.
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why aren't you guys consistent?
Well as much as I don't believe in the north american 2020 version of cultural appropriation...I think this is still "nonsense-stations" like there shouldn't be any discussion about hair-styles like that, as you've already stated, you can clearly see his face, and you can clearly see he tried his best to fit into school-policy...so negative nancy, are for this one definitely the ones who want to put hair in a school-uniform.
Can you imagine if Michelle Obama wore her natural hair in the White House….what an uproar this would cause….even your news readers try hard to have white or Asian hair to avoid ridicule. So sad
She wore her braids as soon as she left which is understandable, but this is a kid who just wants an education.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT this sort of thing should not be allowed to happen. Our poor children oppressed from a young age. Keep up the high level of exposure.