Colored hair is problematic

The London, Ont., principal removed from his job for wearing a Black student's hair as part of a Halloween costume has issued an apology, saying his behaviour was unacceptable and showed "a great lack of judgment."

The vanilla apology follows:

In his statement, Chartrand also said: "I strongly regret and am ashamed of what I have done. I realize that I could have and should have celebrated this student's accomplishments and success in a different manner. I want to offer my most sincere apologies to the student and to his family, to all Black students and parents of the school, to the entire school community and also to the entire BIPOC community."

3/10. This is quite curious:

Images of Chartrand wearing the hair were widely viewed when the event first happened in 2019, students said. A letter sent to administrators demanding changes at the school was ignored, Kayabaga said. "The students had to resort to social media to address an issue that happened two years ago," she said.

"Last year, they submitted a letter and no action was taken. I'm very concerned about the students who go to that school and the safety of those students."

Of course. Dozens of colored students have perished because of this one clownish principal. Finally, those who are left can live in peace.