Black students are being expelled at alarming rates and some areas have much higher rates than others. Of all black expulsions in America, thirteen Southern states were responsible for 50% of them. Despite black students making up only 21 % of the school population, black students were still being expelled in a much larger mass than any other race. 40% of students expelled from US schools each year are black. 70% of students involved in “in-school” arrests or referred to law enforcement are black or Latino. Black students are three and a half times more likely to be suspended than whites. Blacks and Latinos are twice as likely to not graduate than whites. 68% of all males in state and federal prisons do not have a high school diploma. Stereotypes that have traveled through time make it easy to target young black teens as delinquents. They are not delinquents; white schools do not sympathize or try to relate to