Five days, then, since news broke that a Department of Justice investigation of the Davis School District showed the district 1.) failed to address widespread race harassment, 2.) disciplined Black students more severely than White students, and 3.) did not allow Black students to form student unions.
The district did respond, with a statement saying it "takes these findings very seriously. . . . They do not reflect the values of this community and the expectations of the district."
But, have we heard of what the district plans to do?
One thought would be to replace faculty members who have taken part in the discrimination. Another would be to teach the students not to be discriminatory. A third thought would be to let them form their student unions.
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