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LONDON - A Sikh teenager who was excluded from class for refusing to remove a religious bracelet at school won her discrimination claim Tuesday in Britain's High Court.
The court ruled that the school failed to promote equality when they banned 14-year-old Sarika Singh from class last year when she refused to remove her Kara bracelet — a thin steel bangle worn by observant Sikhs.
I followed this story a bit and think that the right ruling was made. There are a few Sikhs at the school I go to who wear their bracelets and they're really not big or offensive things. I can't see what the school's problem with it in the first place was but it's good that it's finally been sorted out.
personally, i think it is a stupid rule. But if it is a private school, i don't really that the courts have any ruling there--it's not a fairness issue in and of itself.
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