A federal administrative complaint was filed last month on behalf of 10 black students who have endured a racially hostile environment at Visalia Unified School District schools in California.
Last spring, a black senior at Redwood High School in Visalia (Tulare County) was called “n—” and other racially derogatory names by white students.
A junior at the same school, who played on the football team, was told by a white teammate that he needed to “act more hood” because he was black.
A black student at Linwood Elementary School was suspended for defending himself after a white student spit water in his face.
