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I appreciate what the school states they are trying to do with this policy but it may also be an easy way to target certain ethnic groups. It may not be as simple as saying it's a charter, go somewhere else if you don't like it. It's possible they use the policy to influence who chooses to go there. (But I really don't know squat about the racial implications of braids and extensions)

Charter schools have a little more wiggle room with things than a traditional public school. Just a little bit. My friend is opening his in 3 months in California.

errr...Someone should tell this white lady who is suing that braiding and hair extensions is not a black thing. I know Whites, Latinas and Asians who do it as well.