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@BMEsTalk @ByronDurias@WmStubbs@Ayodele_Har78 Violent Racist language must have administrative consequences. Instead of consequences for Non-violent infractions, sessions with the School counselor and an Anti-Racism education program that is school wide are potential strategies for intervention and prevention #BMEsTalk
@BMEsTalk @ByronDurias@WmStubbs@Ayodele_Har78 I dont want consequences to be connected with education. Being educated should not be seen as punishment. So, I would first consider reframing the infraction depending on what it entails. Violent racist language may require more direct attention than an ignorant slur #BMESTalk
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