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Originally Posted by Animate
Wow...Now I do think they should seek some explanation but I don't like how its initially made into a racial issue. Just get a lawyer without going to the NAACP first.
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You should know that whenever you have a predominantly white school and the minority population is very low (which means that the school is not used to dealing with diversity), there is usually an element of racial prejudice involved in such situations, when basic procedures are not followed such as contacting a child's parents to let them know what's going on. And I'm speaking from experience as one who has gone to predominantly white schools (and black schools for that matter) since elementary school. Usually there is an element of racial prejudice (even if small) on behalf of someone; in this case the teacher. Because I have seen things like this play out so many times (including a personal experience I had), there is no doubt in my mind.
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