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Freedom of Hairstyle Expression

85 Comments

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Thanyani
7 months ago

shii gotta change fr

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Neo
1 year ago

We just wanna be free

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Thato
1 year ago

All boys must go bald!!!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

This has gone on long enough haowa

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Katlego Mamabolo
1 year ago

My son looks with braids

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Amanda
1 year ago

Uhmm vivaaaa

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Katlego
1 year ago

I as one of the past student of NA I see it as a goodwill for NA learners to feel free to be heard,seen an have self- esteem,I say they must not be scared of trying new things

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Oratilwe
1 year ago

MY HAIRSTYLE DOESNT AFFECT MY ACADEMICS

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Tebogo
1 year ago

My hairstyle does not affect my education!!!!

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Musa
1 year ago

Viva

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Thendo
1 year ago

We hate combing every morning

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Goodluck❤️

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Boitumelo
1 year ago

It is true, how does our hair effect our education.

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Fortune Langa
1 year ago

I don't what to say

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Thandolwethu Motau
1 year ago

I agree and standby the school of Northern Academy with letting them have freedom of hairstyles of their chose

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Naledi Sekautu
1 year ago

Any hairstyles should be allowed

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Thandiwe Ngoatje
1 year ago

That every child has the right to do any hair style but within the school regulations

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Cebisile
1 year ago

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motheo
1 year ago

One strong reason is self-expression and identity development: allowing students to choose their own hairstyles supports their individuality, cultural heritage, and personal confidence. Restricting hairstyles can unintentionally discriminate against certain cultural or religious practices, such as natural Black hairstyles, Sikh turbans, or traditional braids. By permitting all hairstyles, schools foster an inclusive environment that values diversity and helps students feel respected, which can improve mental well-being and academic performance.

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Oratilwe
1 year ago

Everyone deserves a great hairstyle they want not what they are told