The complaint brought by two students and a local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People alleges that African-American students at Richmond Public Schools and those with mental, emotional or physical disabilities are more likely than white students to be suspended or expelled. Thecomplaint urges federal officials to investigate the school systems’ disciplinary policies and force them to make changes.
“Make no mistake about it: This is about justice, equality, and fairness for students with disabilities, for those who are African-American and for both,” said Leslie Mehta, legal director of the ACLU of Virginia, which along with the Legal Aid Justice Center filed the complaint on behalf of the students and Richmond chapter of the NAACP.
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That's because they have no morals, ethics or compassion, they are not taught these things, now please stop their whining.
Does violent behavior factor into determining the "punishments"?
Dont commint crime ??
So far, everyone else here has got it right! You animals get what you earn!
No, it is because they are causing trouble and acting up. Cameras in the classroom would prove it.
Whaaaaa....Whaaaaaas....
This is total complete bs
Disability ? NAACP is a total diabled organization , mentally .
If they behaved and acted like civilized people, they wouldn't get in
trouble now would they?
Act out, get punished,it works for me.
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