Imagine a school hallway. For many, it's a place of learning and friendship. But for others, it’s a gauntlet. A space where you carry a knot in your stomach, not from nerves, but from the weight of a glance, a whisper, or a deliberate silence, all because of the color of your skin. This isn't a hypothetical. In two thousand nineteen, a Black high school student in Texas was suspended because hi...
