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The administration has officially committed to revising the dress code enforcement policy to ensure parity across all genders. This change serves as a quiet reminder of what happens when we choose to speak up about imbalances in our daily environment. I encourage everyone to remain observant as these new standards …

February 23, 2024

Equal dress code enforcement despite gender

Equal dress code enforcement despite gender

🏆 Won — 284 supporters Verified

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Started by Brayon Nichols 12 years, 7 months ago
Dear student body of Tallwood High School, it has come to my, and several other students' attention, that there is fault in regards to enforcement of the dress code. I'm sure that many of you have noticed that those who are caught violating the dress code are females, however, quite a number of us have seen male violators go unpunished. In regards to the school dress code, females should not be singled out for their leg wear and tank tops, while the males go relatively unscathed no matter what season or occasion.


This double standard goes against the spirit of equality, fair judgement, disregard of societal norms, and possession of an open mind that is encouraged by teachers and staff. This is especially true for those enrolled in the Global Studies and World Languages Academy who are taught to challenge inequality in every aspect and to "think globally". Even as Americans we pride ourselves on equal treatment under the law, so how, as an institution for the education of America's up andcoming citizens, can such discrimination exist? It is ill to already single out the female sex considering they're treatment in the workplace, unequal pay, and societal prejudice dating centuries.


As such we propose full enforcement of the dress code despite gender, for all men and women are created equal and should be treated as such.

Updates

January 28, 2024

Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures serves as a clear reminder that our peers share this desire for consistent fairness in our classrooms. This number reflects a collective decision to reject outdated double standards within our school community.

Reached 250 supporters

January 26, 2024

January 25, 2024

Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures will provide the tangible evidence we need to present our case to the administration. This milestone reflects a shared desire for fairness that cannot be easily dismissed during our upcoming meeting.

Reached 100 supporters

December 4, 2023

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Sarah Williamson
12 years ago Featured

Finally someone said it. The amount of times I got dress coded for a tank top while guys walk around in gym shorts is ridiculous.

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Jessica Powell
12 years ago Featured

STILL HAPPENING IN 2016. FIX THIS.

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David Parker
12 years ago Featured

its honestly annoying how obvious the double standard is at this school. glad someone is calling it out.

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Kevin Beck
12 years ago Featured

fair is fair. lets just treat everyone by the same rulebook.

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Rachel Salazar
12 years ago Featured

This is so true. I hope the administration actually takes notice for once.

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Mike Singh
12 years ago Featured

totally agree. rules should apply to everyone the same way.

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