Black Principal Connected To The Links/Boule Issues Dress Code Against Black Parents

A Black Houston high school principal has implemented a dress code for Black parents because she says it is necessary to establish high standards for students, despite criticism that the move could be discriminatory.

James Madison High School will turn away parents who show up to school wearing pajamas, hair rollers, leggings or certain other items of clothing, including bonnets. This type of discrimination tactic is commonly used by white supremacists. They will make an assessment of the type of attire generally worn by Black people, and then implement a ban on that attire. 

Principal Carlotta Outley Brown, who is also a member of the Black secret society The Links (which is essentially the female chapter of the male Black secret society The Boule) made additional guidelines in her policy. Also banned from school grounds are men wearing undershirts, parents wearing sagging pants or shorts, revealing tops, torn jeans “showing lots of skin,” and “dresses that are up to your behind.”

Principal Brown acknowledging her “sisters” in the Black secret society The Links

Principal Brown and her Links/Boule colleagues will try to give the impression that these policies are to help “better” the Black parents of the students. But many believe this is another way for these Black secret societies-who have a history of being the mascots of white supremacy, to further embarrass and marginalize Black people who are not a part of their “talented tenth” circles.

There is a general consensus that many Black people connected to The Links/Boule are strategically placed into certain authoritative positions by white society, to keep Black society “in line.” One way to secure this position is by showing a veiled level contempt for the general Black masses.

The Links/Boule have been accused of believing that they are more sophisticated and refined than the rest of Black society. And many people say these Black secret societies pride themselves on dressing up and going to self aggrandizing functions, to essentially boast about their job titles and show off their hats and clothes.

Principal Brown’s social media page is flooded with images of her at The Links/Boule events, where she and her colleagues appear to be showing off their “sophisticated fashion” sense.

One of Principal Brown’s Facebook pictures

Many people in Houston are offended by these new policies at James Madison High School. 

One parent stated : “I really think it was discriminatory, the language that was used,” she said. “It was demeaning. And I’m African American — and if it’s misty outside and I have a hair bonnet on, I don’t see how that’s anyone’s business.”

Zeph Capo, president of the Houston Federation of Teachers, called codes relating to women’s hair “classist” and “belittling.”

8 thoughts on “Black Principal Connected To The Links/Boule Issues Dress Code Against Black Parents

  1. Minister B.Barnes says:

    Thank you Principal thank you.This is a good policy why should you have to tell a grown woman or a man who are parents how to look presentable ? This is something that should automatic be normal for them to do. Any one who is escorting their kids to school or have business in that school should have enough respect and decency to want to represent their kids in a positive dignified manner.If a white Principal had done this you would call him or her a racist.This classy decent dignified educate black woman just want you to be properly dressed and now you feel offended and that she is demeaning you.The blind can not lead the blind both will fall in a ditch set good examples for your kids then just maybe you will stop finding fault in others .The ones who probably are offended are the ones who is doing this and the sister made you see how uncomely this is.Be blessed my sister keep up the good work now that the mote is out of their eyes they can began to see clearly how they look and how inappropriate their dress codes are..

    1. White dude for equality says:

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  6. Fire🔥 Bird says:

    Black folk need to step up from their ghetto mentality and dress appropriately! Grown men wearing saggies is offensive, grown women dressing like huchie momas, their’er all ridiculous! A dress code is required!

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