CROWN Act signed into law in Illinois, banning hair discrimination – WREX (Rockford)

"We are now a protected class our hair is a protected class how bout that," state Sen. Mattie Hunter said.
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debtsor
3 years ago

Does this racist law only protect black people hair? Or does it protect mohawks, mullets & rat-tails too? how ’bout dat?

Pat S.
3 years ago

Now we have a law about hairstyles. What’s next? Toenail colors?

Freddy
3 years ago
Reply to  Pat S.

Length of eye lashes and fingernails is next. With the length of some fingernails when she tries to type an M she gets and 8 or 9 or even F7. That’s how the budget is balanced-Long Fingernails.

Pat S.
3 years ago
Reply to  Freddy

I’d laugh if it weren’t likely to be accurate.

One time when called for jury duty the woman handing out stipend checks had nails that extended no less than 3″ off the tips of her fingers. Seeing her pick up checks was worth the time spent waiting to be called into court.

Her dismissive attitude was also notable – either she hated her job and those of use who were collecting a pittance for being there and transportation or she was having a simply horrible day; I wasn’t going to ask.

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Failed Governor Pritzker Signs Goofy Bill Micro-Managing School Rules On Hairstyles

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