She
says: "It says that I'm unique," said VanDyke. "First of all,
it's puffy and I like it that way. I know people will tease me about it because
it's not straight.
I
don't fit in." Apparently, it seems the school has has a dress code and
rules against how students can wear their hair.
The
student handbook reads: "Hair must be a natural color and must not be a
distraction," and goes on to state examples that include, but are not
limited to, mohawks, shaved designs and rat tails.
But
the mother doesn't seem to find how her hair violates the school rules. She
says: A distraction to one person is not a distraction to another," said
VanDyke's mother, Sabrina Kent. "You can have a kid come in with pimples
on his face.
Are
you going to call that a distraction?..."I'm going to fight for my
daughter. If she wants her hair like that, she will keep her hair like that.
There are people out there who may think that natural hair is not appropriate.
She is beautiful the way she is."
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