Wacism!

[Tecumsehsbones]

Native American boy pulled from class over Mohawk haircut

By Lindsey Bever September 19

Jakobe Sanden walked into his second-grade classroom with his backpack and a brand new Mohawk — a hairstyle, his father says, that represents Jakobe’s Native American roots. But it’s a symbol his school called a distraction — one that got him pulled from class.


Earlier this week, 7-year-old Jakobe was sent to the principal’s office at Arrowhead Elementary School in Santa Clara, Utah. His father, Gary Sanden, said administrators told him the hairstyle violated school policy. School officials called his parents and asked them to get it cut.


Native American boy pulled from class over Mohawk haircut - The Washington Post


Personally I woulda let the haircut go, but banned that godawful shirt!




Another funny line from the article. . .

“It’s ironic the school is named Arrowhead,” Gary Sanden said.

Only if you think Indians are the only ones who ever produced arrowheads. The French at Agincourt could probably clue you up on that score.

 

[DaSleeper]

Did he get invited to the white house?


That's discrimination!

 

[petros]

The big temple in salt lake?

 

[darkbeaver]

Good looking kid, great haircut, wish I could copy it,

 

[EagleSmack]

Did he get invited to the white house?


That's discrimination!

I wonder if he invented the Mohawk?

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

I wonder if he invented the Mohawk?

Good question, odabashi.

 

[Blackleaf]

A bog body known as Clonycavan Man, who lived in Ireland between 400BC and 200BC and whose well-preserved body was found in County Meath in 2003, has his red hair in a Mohawk hairstyle (or Mohican hairstyle, as we say in Britain).

It has been suggested that Clonycavan Man had once been a king and was ritually sacrificed.

His hairstyle is probably the world's oldest-known Mohican, and shows that the style probably didn't originate with the Native Americans.

 

[grumpydigger]

Take a happy smiling good-natured child and plant the seeds of hate in his heart that he'll carry for the rest of his life.
And the systems is too stupid to see what they've really done

 

[SLM]

 

[darkbeaver]

A bog body known as Clonycavan Man, who lived in Ireland between 400BC and 200BC and whose well-preserved body was found in County Meath in 2003, has his red hair in a Mohawk hairstyle (or Mohican hairstyle, as we say in Britain).

It has been suggested that Clonycavan Man had once been a king and was ritually sacrificed.

His hairstyle is probably the world's oldest-known Mohican, and shows that the style probably didn't originate with the Native Americans.

When will you get to your obvious ultimate revelation, that of the UK being positively identified as the cradle of mankind and civilization, in that the very first human finger nail has been discovered in some English bog?Rarely has one person ever spent so much time and effort to spit out some imagined truth.

 

[Blackleaf]

When will you get to your obvious ultimate revelation, that of the UK being positively identified as the cradle of mankind and civilization, in that the very first human finger nail has been discovered in some English bog?Rarely has one person ever spent so much time and effort to spit out some imagined truth.

Clonycavan Man was found in Ireland.

Nice try, though.