>just a little heavy handed from how the principle delivers
>his bigotry, and having the white girl be the one who is
>conscious of it is a bit grating

Particularly since Issa overplays the, 'What, what do you mean..RACIST?!?' guilty look..I get the scenario...its just I don't think it would be that blatant (principal would be lest overtly racist, white girl would tip-toe around it more when bringing it up, Issa would be more protective on on some, 'AT LEAST SOME KIDS ARE GETTING HELP').

I get they are playing it up for jokes tho, particularly the principal's racism.