Asad Shamsi was trying to lead a peaceful protest against Brooklyn Tech for its unfair and sexist dress code exposing the staff on footage. What does he get in return? A threat of either going through superintendent or principal suspension. Sign this petition to free him from suspension and we'll be helping those who fight for us!
The momentum behind this is incredible. We are keeping the pressure on the administration until Asad is back in class.
May 29, 2016
The silence from the administration is deafening. We are currently scouting for legal contacts to ensure this suspension is addressed properly.
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Sarah Shaw
10 years ago
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This is ridiculous. The school just wants to silence whoever calls them out on their own bs rules. Let him back in class already.
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Sam Lazar
10 years ago
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Someone who is afraid of their own actions being published is someone who is knowingly doing something wrong. The dean's have no business suspending Asad.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Many students took footage of event on #NoDressCode day and posted them without permission, and yet he's still being punished because he recorded a perfect example of the double standard that exists in this damn school.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Many students took footage of event on #NoDressCode day and posted them without permission, and yet he's still being punished because he recorded a perfect example of the double standard that exists in this damn school.
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Kayla Leong
10 years ago
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He just recorded a video pointing out the wrongdoings of the deans and the school is overreacting
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Grace Mcallister
10 years ago
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The Tech administration are COWARDS. Protest of unfair and sexist rules should not be punished this harshly. I am deeply disappointed in the administration and I have NO RESPECT for them.
Asad Shamsi was trying to lead a peaceful protest against Brooklyn Tech for its unfair and sexist dress code exposing the staff on footage. What does he get in return? A threat of either going through superintendent or principal suspension. Sign this petition to free him from suspension and we'll be helping those who fight for us!
The momentum behind this is incredible. We are keeping the pressure on the administration until Asad is back in class.
May 29, 2016
The silence from the administration is deafening. We are currently scouting for legal contacts to ensure this suspension is addressed properly.
17 Comments
S
Sarah Shaw
10 years ago
Featured
This is ridiculous. The school just wants to silence whoever calls them out on their own bs rules. Let him back in class already.
S
Sam Lazar
10 years ago
Featured
Someone who is afraid of their own actions being published is someone who is knowingly doing something wrong. The dean's have no business suspending Asad.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Many students took footage of event on #NoDressCode day and posted them without permission, and yet he's still being punished because he recorded a perfect example of the double standard that exists in this damn school.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Many students took footage of event on #NoDressCode day and posted them without permission, and yet he's still being punished because he recorded a perfect example of the double standard that exists in this damn school.
K
Kayla Leong
10 years ago
Featured
He just recorded a video pointing out the wrongdoings of the deans and the school is overreacting
G
Grace Mcallister
10 years ago
Featured
The Tech administration are COWARDS. Protest of unfair and sexist rules should not be punished this harshly. I am deeply disappointed in the administration and I have NO RESPECT for them.
This is ridiculous. The school just wants to silence whoever calls them out on their own bs rules. Let him back in class already.