Yea, I'm sure it would amuse me for a class period or two, but then I'd get over it. Okay, so that's how they style their hair, what's the big deal? And if enough students were walking around with hair that way, no one would care and it's whatever.
Rihanna Defends Teen Suspended for Dyeing Her Hair Red: Rock on, RiRi or Butt Out?
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2012/05/10 18:00:00
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A 15-year-old girl who was suspended from school a week for dyeing her hair "Rihanna red" amazingly got a little support from the singer herself. "U are my hero Terry Bancroft!!!!! The color of your hair doesn’t change who u are, you are an A- grade student #1love," Rihanna tweeted.
Apparently, by the time RiRi sent her tweet on May 4, Terri (of north Wales) had already dyed her hair back to brown, after being told she would not be allowed back to the classroom until she returned to a more natural color, The Daily Mail reports.
While the A student was worried about her grades, she never expected to get support from one of the world's biggest pop stars. "Terri has been a little bit shocked and a little bit embarrassed. She found out from a phone call minutes after the tweet went up. She is a fan but she didn’t do it to copy her, it's amazing that she found out about it and tweeted about it," her mother Anne-Marie said, according to the Mail.
"The school put her in consequences because of her hair. It’s the room where they put naughty kids. She wasn’t allowed out on breaks, she had to be escorted to the dining room and was segregated from her friends." Do you think Rihanna did the right thing butting in? Or should Terri follow school rules?
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Yaati 2012/05/10 17:43:17Rock on, RiRi
+19I never got the whole freak-out about dying your hair 'unnatural' colours. It's a big deal at the school (I used to) go to as well. The excuse was always "it will distract other students!" Trust me. If I was sitting in the classroom looking at the back of some head that looked even as colourful as this:
Yea, I'm sure it would amuse me for a class period or two, but then I'd get over it. Okay, so that's how they style their hair, what's the big deal? And if enough students were walking around with hair that way, no one would care and it's whatever.
I don't always agree with school rules-my daughters school has some I find ridiculous-BUT she and I both read and signed that Code of Conduct, and we both stick to it, or she can be expelled.
My daughter is a straight A student, and not a behaviour problem. While I wouldn't mind if she died her hair purple and orange stripes, the school would dismiss her. Everyone has to follow the rules, otherwise, there is anarchy.
As for the hair dying incident. Stupid. When I was in school, my hair was different colors.
If she is a good kid, let it be.
If it was part of a policy at school. Than maybe, it would've been better to follow the rules at school. -parents-
Rules in a school, are like laws in the street. You have to have knowledge of it before you get into a situation.
Example, best to ask about school policy on dress code. Some schools don't allow certain things to be worn in school. Like our elementary and mid school they are not allowed to have certain piercings, wear skulls, bands, etc...
gosh. these public schools these days. lol
that girl rocks the red hair. It looks perfect on her...... screw her school! nothing makes me more upset than a snobby school that thinks having fun is wrong.
if you can't already tell, I go to one of those schools. nothing would make me happier than to just get the hell out of there....
follow the rules please. This story is truly overhyped anyway.
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