Black Texas student suspended again despite ban on hair discrimination

A Black high school student was suspended in Texas for his dreadlock hairstyle, violating the district's dress code policy.
The suspension occurred just after Texas passed the CROWN Act, banning racial discrimination based on hairstyles like dreadlocks.
The student's family argues that his hairstyle carries cultural and religious significance.
The school district defends its dress code as teaching discipline, while critics call it discriminatory.
The incident tests effectiveness of the new Texas law and highlights ongoing debates over hair discrimination.