Meisje geschorst om bruine panty

Er zal wel weer een heel verhaal aan vast zitten waarvan er nu 1 korreltje naar buiten komt.

Hmm ja ik weet het niet. Als het een legging was in dezelfde kleur als haar huid en ze had er geen rokje/jrukje overheen dan lijkt het van ver of ze naakt loopt. Ik denk dat het daarom is anders zou ik niet weten waarom je eimand met een legging naar huis stuurt.

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mv O 04-12-2006 , Q 04-07-2011 en V 05-05-2014

Maar het is niet eens dezelfde kleur als haar huid, anders snapte ik het ook wel.
Zal wel idd meer aan de hand zijn denk ik zo, anders is het maar grote onzin...(in mijn ogen dan).

En ik lees ook nergens dat ze eerst naar huis kon gaan om iets anders aan te doen. Nee, ze wordt meteen geschorst

Volgens de eerste regel is het wel dezelfde kleur als haar huid, op de foto die we zien niet.

An honors student at a California middle school is at the center of an alleged discrimination incident at her school. Deja, an 11-year-old student, says that a teaching assistant dismissed her from class at Mount Gleason Middle School for wearing "racy" brown leggings.

The school's dress code explicitly states that students can not wear tights alone. The assistant allegedly said the tights were too racy because their brown color made it appear that Deja, who is African American, was not wearing any pants at all.

Deja's mother, Yolanda, says the incident was related to her daughter's skin color and that she felt "discriminated against" because there was never a problem with her daughter wearing tights or leggings of other colors. In a letter sent to the Tunstill family, the Los Angeles Unified School District denies that the honors student was sent home.

The school also says that, "the appropriate administrative action is being taken," with respect to the teaching assistant. Still, Yolanda is not happy and feels that an injustice was done to her daughter. "For you to make a remark to state because the pants were brown and to make a remark about my daughter's skin color...that was not right to me." Yolanda plans to take legal action regarding the incident.

Deja Tunstill, 11, was pulled out of class in Mount Gleason Middle School in Los Angeles, when a teacher's aid said her brown leggings made her look 
nude (video below).

Deja was sent to the principal's office and, later, sent home to her mother.

Now, nearly a week after the incident, her mom Yolanda Tunstill is demanding answers as to why her child was humiliated, reports the Daily Mail.

Yolanda Tunstill told KTLA-TV: "I can understand if they said okay, this type of material, this type of clothing. But for you to make a remark to state because the pants were brown and to make a remark about my daughter's skin color... That was not right to me."

Deja told KTLA-TV: "I felt discriminated against. Shocked... like, I mean are you serious? I can't believe this."

However, the Los Angeles Unified School District sent a note home with Deja denying that she was sent home because of the color of her leggings, but rather because the "school dress code specifically prohibits sleepwear, loungewear, or tights worn alone."

The Los Angeles Unified School District also said in the note that t the teacher's aid had been disciplined.

Yolanda Tunstill plans to take legal action against the Los Angeles Unified School District.

typisch amerikaans weer...  sneu voor het meiske...

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groetjes D.ebby, mama van N.ora en F.iene "Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, its about learning how to dance in the rain."

Wel sneu, maar ik erger me er wel aan dat ze het altijd op discriminatie gooien, dat heeft er toch niks mee te maken.

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mv O 04-12-2006 , Q 04-07-2011 en V 05-05-2014

dit is toch niet serieus? die legging  en de prachtige kleur van dat meissie lijken totaal niet op elkaar. ik zal maar geen witte legging meer aan doen, want geloof me, dat lijkt wel;-)