Corby Eason's hair has been quite noticeable on the sideline. It's going to be interesting to see what the Honor Code Office does about this:
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If I were Corby's defense attorney in the Honor Code Office, my argument would be as follows:
1) Are white men and women allowed to dye their hair blond or black at BYU? Yes
2) Are black men and women allowed to dye their hair blond or black at BYU? If the answer to 1 is "Yes" then the answer to 2 must also be "Yes."
3) Are white men and women allowed to have moderate mohawks at BYU? The answer is "Yes" as evidenced by Jordan Pendleton's hair.

4) Are black men and women allowed to have moderate mohawks? In light of 3, if the answer is "No" then BYU maintains a racist policy.
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If I were Corby's defense attorney in the Honor Code Office, my argument would be as follows:
1) Are white men and women allowed to dye their hair blond or black at BYU? Yes
2) Are black men and women allowed to dye their hair blond or black at BYU? If the answer to 1 is "Yes" then the answer to 2 must also be "Yes."
3) Are white men and women allowed to have moderate mohawks at BYU? The answer is "Yes" as evidenced by Jordan Pendleton's hair.

4) Are black men and women allowed to have moderate mohawks? In light of 3, if the answer is "No" then BYU maintains a racist policy.
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