I think its unfair for us to not be able to express ourselves in a way that we dont need to talk about it . Since people are shy and dont know how to express themselves
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Jdot Ndlangamandla
1 year ago
It’s Ayt
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Omphile Harvey Motsa
1 year ago
How we look should be based entirely of our decision, as we also have our personal lives to live but we are forced to wear what is required for school as if we live at school and school only.
We need change!
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Tshepo Ntho
1 year ago
I support the Movement on this important issue
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Lethabo
1 year ago
I fully agree on this
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Relebogile Mthombeni
1 year ago
Everyone must have their rights to their appearance.
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Thembeka Hlatshwayo
1 year ago
Please let our kids wear their natural hair and hairstyles.
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Itumeleng
1 year ago
Allowing us to choose our own hairstyles is a great idea
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Deborah Letsoalo
1 year ago
This will be a good way to unleash and express our roots
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Junior Oliphant
1 year ago
Big hair should be allowed
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Nhlalala Mabasa 032520
1 year ago
i believe that school is a place for learners to showcase their personalities and hair is one many ways to show off their personality
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Anonymous
1 year ago
im tired of being told to change my hair color , our hair does not interfere with our education
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Tshimie Mavuso
1 year ago
We are calling on our school leadership to recognize that restricting these hairstyles not only undermines our individuality, but also erases our culture. The rules that label our natural and protective styles as unprofessional, unkempt, or distracting are based on outdated and biased standards that have no place in an inclusive educational environment.
We deserve to learn and grow in a space that uplifts us, not one that forces us to hide who we are.
We demand the freedom to wear our hair in ways that honor our culture, protect our health, and reflect our identity — without fear of discrimination or disciplinary action.
Let’s make our school a place where all students feel seen, valued, and free.
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Tshimie Mavuso
1 year ago
We are calling on our school leadership to recognize that restricting these hairstyles not only undermines our individuality, but also erases our culture. The rules that label our natural and protective styles as unprofessional, unkempt, or distracting are based on outdated and biased standards that have no place in an inclusive educational environment.
We deserve to learn and grow in a space that uplifts us, not one that forces us to hide who we are.
We demand the freedom to wear our hair in ways that honor our culture, protect our health, and reflect our identity — without fear of discrimination or disciplinary action.
Let’s make our school a place where all students feel seen, valued, and free.
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shudu
1 year ago
us as students would like to do any hairstyle we like so we can feel confident
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Gareth
1 year ago
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We should be given the freedom to express ourselves in the school,Because it’s not like our hair has anything to do with the learning process and for some learners ,hair is part of their cultural practice and or tradition
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Shaylnn
1 year ago
I agree to this
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Mojalefa Mlambo
1 year ago
i strongly stand by this.
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Yandeya Mabunda
1 year ago
Hairstyles are a powerful form of self-expression for teenagers, allowing them to showcase their individuality and creativity. A bold new 'do can be a game-changer, giving teens the confidence to take on the world. Whether it's a vibrant color, edgy cut, or stylish texture, a hairstyle can reflect a teen's personality, interests, and values. By embracing their unique style, teens can tap into their creativity, express themselves authentically, and develop a sense of self-assurance that can propel them to achieve great things. With the freedom to experiment and explore different looks, teens can discover their true selves and unlock their full potential.
I think its unfair for us to not be able to express ourselves in a way that we dont need to talk about it . Since people are shy and dont know how to express themselves
It’s Ayt
How we look should be based entirely of our decision, as we also have our personal lives to live but we are forced to wear what is required for school as if we live at school and school only. We need change!
I support the Movement on this important issue
I fully agree on this
Everyone must have their rights to their appearance.
Please let our kids wear their natural hair and hairstyles.
Allowing us to choose our own hairstyles is a great idea
This will be a good way to unleash and express our roots
Big hair should be allowed
i believe that school is a place for learners to showcase their personalities and hair is one many ways to show off their personality
im tired of being told to change my hair color , our hair does not interfere with our education
We are calling on our school leadership to recognize that restricting these hairstyles not only undermines our individuality, but also erases our culture. The rules that label our natural and protective styles as unprofessional, unkempt, or distracting are based on outdated and biased standards that have no place in an inclusive educational environment. We deserve to learn and grow in a space that uplifts us, not one that forces us to hide who we are. We demand the freedom to wear our hair in ways that honor our culture, protect our health, and reflect our identity — without fear of discrimination or disciplinary action. Let’s make our school a place where all students feel seen, valued, and free.
We are calling on our school leadership to recognize that restricting these hairstyles not only undermines our individuality, but also erases our culture. The rules that label our natural and protective styles as unprofessional, unkempt, or distracting are based on outdated and biased standards that have no place in an inclusive educational environment. We deserve to learn and grow in a space that uplifts us, not one that forces us to hide who we are. We demand the freedom to wear our hair in ways that honor our culture, protect our health, and reflect our identity — without fear of discrimination or disciplinary action. Let’s make our school a place where all students feel seen, valued, and free.
us as students would like to do any hairstyle we like so we can feel confident
We should be given the freedom to express ourselves in the school,Because it’s not like our hair has anything to do with the learning process and for some learners ,hair is part of their cultural practice and or tradition
I agree to this
i strongly stand by this.
Hairstyles are a powerful form of self-expression for teenagers, allowing them to showcase their individuality and creativity. A bold new 'do can be a game-changer, giving teens the confidence to take on the world. Whether it's a vibrant color, edgy cut, or stylish texture, a hairstyle can reflect a teen's personality, interests, and values. By embracing their unique style, teens can tap into their creativity, express themselves authentically, and develop a sense of self-assurance that can propel them to achieve great things. With the freedom to experiment and explore different looks, teens can discover their true selves and unlock their full potential.
sameeeee guys