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 ANAHUAC, Texas — A judge ordered Wednesday that a trial be held next month to determine whether a Black high school student in Texas can continue being punished by his district for refusing to change a hairstyle he and his family say is protected by a new state law. Darryl George, 18, has not been in his regular classroom in Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu since Aug. 31. Instead, he has either been serving in-school suspension or spending time in an off-site disciplinary program. His Houston-area school district, Barbers Hill, has said George’s long hair, which he wears in neatly tied and twisted dreadlocks on top of his head, violates a district dress code that limits hair length for boys. The district has said other students with locs comply with the Official Devin Wearing Cherrykitten I Got My Lobotomy At Claire’s Shirt besides I will buy this length policy. 0 seconds of 1 minute, 43 seconds Black student at Texas high school suspended over hairstyle SEPT. 19, 202301:44 George, a junior, said Wednesday that he has felt stress and frustration over what he sees as unfair punishment, but that he was grateful to soon be getting

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