February 8, 2006  | vol. XXXIX | No. 4
Politically Corrected: School tries to create appropriate environment for student opinion

By Marcy Cwikla, Business Director

The Dallas Morning News recently reported on an incident that occurred at Highland Park High School during its Homecoming week this year that one Dallas civil-rights leader said is racially insensitive.
Graphic by Alexa Kutler

Students at Highland Park High School expressed their spirit for Scots sports teams by dressing as rappers, maids, and yard workers for a variety of school dress-up days during the Homecoming week. On senior Thug Day, students wore Afro wigs, fake gold teeth and baggy jeans. On Fiesta Day, which was designed to honor Hispanic heritage, one student brought a leaf blower to school to serve as a prop for his yard worker costume. No students were punished for their participation in the Homecoming dress up days. read more


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