Why Not Just Make it Illegal to Fire/Arrest/Discipline/Hold Responsible/Reprimand/Ignore/Criticize Black people?

PK NOTE: Before you start reading this, make sure you brush up on the Life During Wartime series. It details the type of K-12 Public School environment created in the absence of whiteness:

• [Life During Wartime: 8% White Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Spending on Security, Police and Metal Detectors, SBPDL, 12-26-12]
• [Life During Wartime: 98% Black Birmingham City School system Require Police State Measures to Keep the Peace, SBPDL, 3-19-2013]

They hate you. 

Race doesn't matter; except when it does.. the curious case of the Obama Administration and Eric "My People" Holder's War on Public School Discipline

That's all one can surmise from the recent announcement by the Department of Justice, decreeing black public school students are now above-the-law (and beyond the hand of discipline). How dare public school administrators dare hold black public school students responsible for their dysfunctional behavior, that when aggregated together from districts across the nation, paints a depressing picture for the future of law and order. 

It's all about the Newark World Order (NWO) being administered nationwide. [Departments of Justice and Education Issue School Discipline Guidance to Promote Safe, Inclusive Schools, Justice.gov, 1-8-14]:

The Department of Justice (DOJ), in collaboration with the Department of Education (ED), today released a school discipline guidance package that will assist states, districts and schools in developing practices and strategies to enhance school climate, and ensure those policies and practices comply with federal law. Even though incidents of school violence have decreased overall, many schools are still struggling to create positive, safe environments. 

Schools can improve safety by making sure that climates are welcoming, and that responses to misbehavior are fair, non-discriminatory, and effective. Each year, significant numbers of students miss class due to suspensions and expulsions—even for minor infractions of school rules—and students of color and with disabilities are disproportionately impacted. 

The guidance package provides resources for creating safe and positive school climates, which are essential for boosting student academic success and closing achievement gaps. 

"A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal's office, not in a police precinct," said Attorney General Eric Holder. "This guidance will promote fair and effective disciplinary practices that will make schools safe, supportive, and inclusive for all students. By ensuring federal civil rights protections, offering alternatives to exclusionary discipline, and providing useful information to school resource officers, we can keep America's young people safe and on the right path."

Translation: how dare teachers and administrators take the necessary precautions to protect fellow teachers, administrators, and the students they teach by having the audacity to castigate black students who fail to follow the rules governing proper behavior!! 

How can rules apply when their blackness absolves them from being judged at all, their character - or lack thereof - merely a secondary consideration?

How do you notice blacks behaving badly at all! [Gov't: Most School Discipline Need Not Mean Court, ABC.com, 1-8-14]:   

The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation's schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal's office. Even before the announcement, school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students.

Attorney General Eric Holder said problems often stem from well intentioned "zero-tolerance" policies that can inject the criminal justice system into school matters."A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal's office, not in a police precinct," Holder said.

But it's about race, too, the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday.

"In our investigations, we have found cases where African-American students were disciplined more harshly and more frequently because of their race than similarly situated white students," the Justice Department and Education Department said in the letter to school districts. "In short, racial discrimination in school discipline is a real problem."

Even in an article published by the Daily Caller, education professionals were more concerned with the welfare of the black K-12 public school population than with what occurs when this population's dysfunction is allowed to interfere with the educational process for whites (then again, since Brown v. Board, the government has forcefully demanded we all lower ourselves to the level of the black population.. a fact both political parties work overtime to ensure is their motto as well):  

“It’s ridiculous to assign quotas for discipline based on race,” she said. “If we did that, for one thing, we’d have to believe that Asian students are severely under-disciplined.”

Andrew Coulson, director of the Center for Educational Freedom at the Cato Institute, said the letter’s policies, if implemented, would actually harm black children, by making the classrooms they inhabit “more chaotic.”

“The kinds [of kids] who just want to be free to learn in peace, who are not disruptive, have their education injured by the disruptive kids who remain in the classroom,” Coulson told TheDC. “And since African American kids are more often assigned to schools like that, they’ll be the ones most hurt.”

Frederick Hess, director of education policy at the American Enterprise Institute, described the letter as “troubling,” and an attempt to intimidate schools into initiating bad policy.

“As best I can tell, they are telling schools that even if you have policies that are clearly neutral, that are clearly evenhanded, that are clearly designed to create safe environments for students and educators, DOJ still might come down on you like a ton of bricks,” Hess told TheDC.

Hess said it is desirable for schools to eliminate policies that treat black students unfairly, but DOJ’s new recommendations, “have overshot by a mile in terms of their proposed solution.”

As we move farther and farther away from a pre-Brown vs. Board of Education world, it should be obvious why such policies existed then, measures implemented (largely based on empirical evidence the Department of Justice is attempting to enforce against from ever being collected again) to ensure whites were able to be educated in a safe environment for both students and educators. 

Sadly, we live in Black-Run America (BRA), where the Department of Justice will soon rule it's discriminatory for a white female to take a white male as a husband; after all, such a coupling ensures the plague of whiteness - and standards the black population is incapable of replicating - endures; obviously, such a move violates some portion of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. 

So, "

Why Not Just Make it Illegal to Fire/Arrest/Discipline/Hold Responsible/Reprimand/Ignore/Criticize Black people?"

No matter how hard we try not to notice, the reason the world of pre-Brown vs. Board of Education/Jim Crow/Sunshine Laws/etc. always finds a way of showing itself...