Darryl George, an 18-year-old student, found himself at the center of controversy when Barbers Hill High School disciplined him for his choice of hairstyle: dreadlocks. Despite his refusal to cut them, citing cultural significance and personal expression, the school enforced its policy on male hair length. '

Situated in Mont Belvieu, Texas, just 30 miles from Houston, Barbers Hill High School's regulations clashed with Daryl's self-expression. His dreadlocks, styled in a distinctive barrel roll atop his head, technically adhered to the school's guidelines. However, Daryl's stand for cultural identity resulted in his suspension, depriving him not only of education but also basic comforts like hot meals. This incident underscores the ongoing debate between personal expression and institutional regulations within educational environments.


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PAMELA PRICE, ALAMEDA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY