"Separate But Equal" Makes a Comeback in a Illinois Public School: High School Principal Excludes White Students From ‘Black Lives Matter’ Event

The Daily Caller reports:

An Illinois high school principal is defending his decision to exclude white students from a “Black Lives Matter” event held at his school.

On February 27th, Oak Park and River Forest High School principal, Nathaniel Rouse, hosted a “Black Lives Matter” event exclusively for black students. The assembly was intended to culminate Black History Month with a discussion on race relations. Approximately 350 black individuals attended the event. When white students attempted to attend the assembly, however, they were denied entry.

Some people have no regard for "equal protection under the law". This principal should be fired on the stop. No word yet from Eric Holder on this case.