Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So tonight we're going to talk about

locks and lessons.

Locks like hair. If you haven't heard, there's two young men in Texas who will not be able to walk with

their graduating class unless they cut their locks.

We will just go through the normal stuff real quick. Yes.

It does take a while to grow. This shouldn't have been a surprise to anybody at the school,

but all of a sudden they want to enforce it that seems a little

odd. A lot of people want to go straight to race and maybe maybe I went to the website there are a whole lot of students

male students with hair that would be out of dress code by the standards they're

holding these young men too.

They don't seem to be having any problems,

but they don't look like them either.

So maybe that is it.

But let's pretend it's not for a second. Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and say that's not it for whatever reason.

Despite evidence to the contrary, that's not it.

See when things like this happen, people refer to it as the outrage of the week.

You know, some simple thing that's just blown out of proportion.

So two teens have to cut their hair, big deal.

Why is this national news, right? The thing is, when these things happen, the reason

they resonate is because there's an underlying issue that needs to be addressed.

That's why they get picked up.

That's why it enrages people.

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