How can anyone assume that the administrator was correct? Did you see pictures of any of the girls? Have you seen how the administrator dresses? I have and I doubt it she would like being stereotyped as Black women are not "hoes", including the children at Yates High School. It is amazing and sad that so many Black people, without seeing a single picture of any student dressed inappropriately, automatically embrace that stereotype. When is it ever appropriate to use that type of language when talking to children? Would you feel it was okay if the administrator was white? Would the administrator have used that language when talking to white girls? Yet, these same people who think it is okay to call Black girls "hoes" will cry foul when those same negative stereotypes are applied to them when they apply for a job, are racially profiled, or get passed over for a promotion. It is this mentality that created the culture that exonerated a murderer who stalked and killed an innocent child for walking down a public street in Florida with Skittles in his hand and wearing a hoodie. After all, the witness was a Black girl who was probably a "hoe" anyway. Right?
How can anyone assume that the administrator was correct? Did you see pictures of any of the girls? Have you seen how the administrator dresses? I have and I doubt it she would like being stereotyped as Black women are not "hoes", including the children at Yates High School. It is amazing and sad that so many Black people, without seeing a single picture of any student dressed inappropriately, automatically embrace that stereotype. When is it ever appropriate to use that type of language when talking to children? Would you feel it was okay if the administrator was white? Would the administrator have used that language when talking to white girls? Yet, these same people who think it is okay to call Black girls "hoes" will cry foul when those same negative stereotypes are applied to them when they apply for a job, are racially profiled, or get passed over for a promotion. It is this mentality that created the culture that exonerated a murderer who stalked and killed an innocent child for walking down a public street in Florida with Skittles in his hand and wearing a hoodie. After all, the witness was a Black girl who was probably a "hoe" anyway. Right?