SD high school students holding Trump flags posed with a student wearing black face. Some students wrote racist comments on the photos while others condoned the black face and comments.
https://twitter.com/Argus911/status/1324823055093420033
Is justice in this case to criminally charge or suspend the students?
Or is justice having them do serious education about racism, apologize and do some sort of volunteer work.
Which option will create change now+hopefully in the future?
Or is justice having them do serious education about racism, apologize and do some sort of volunteer work.
Which option will create change now+hopefully in the future?
Our country likes to rely on the criminal justice system for many problems. There are other options like education and restorative justice.
What would restorative justice look like in this case+others where students say or do things that are racist, antisemitic, sexist, etc.?
What would restorative justice look like in this case+others where students say or do things that are racist, antisemitic, sexist, etc.?
The principal made a strong statement against racism+their behavior. But he said it would be unprofessional and illegal to discuss how they are being disciplined.
Does this mean they are only being disciplined, not educated about this? That he's categorizing required education as discipline? Or that he won't even share non-"disciplinary" actions?
Condemned, not condoned!!**
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