There will come a day when young women are able to exist comfortably in public space without persecution or harassment. Please, teach our young men to respect women as equals, and to hold themselves accountable for their actions. Fememinine bodies are not a distraction, and those that claim they are pertpetuate conformity for the benefit of men. For the sake of youth, abolish sexist body policing in institutions for good.
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Kayla Thornton
11 years ago
There will come a day when young women are able to exist comfortably in public space without persecution or harassment. Please, teach our young men to respect women as equals, and to hold themselves accountable for their actions. Fememinine bodies are not a distraction, and those that claim they are pertpetuate conformity for the benefit of men. For the sake of youth, abolish sexist body policing in institutions for good.
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Bethany Powers
11 years ago
I don't go to your school but I go to a school in North Carolina with a similar dress code. Hopefully both of our dress codes will change.
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Bethany Powers
11 years ago
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I don't go to your school but I go to a school in North Carolina with a similar dress code. Hopefully both of our dress codes will change.
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Katlynne Cuff
11 years ago
#iamnotadistraction
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Katlynne Cuff
11 years ago
#iamnotadistraction
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Alicia Edwards
11 years ago
Could not agree more!!!
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Alicia Edwards
11 years ago
Could not agree more!!!
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Lilla Duffy
11 years ago
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Hester Goedhart
11 years ago
I'm in 100% agreement!
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Elizabeth Halifax
11 years ago
Absolutely.
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John Mazur
11 years ago
Read about this on The Guardian, you have supporters all the way from Mass. You're not alone.
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Taiza
11 years ago
Even at my school its to rhe finger tips!
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S. Holroyd
11 years ago
cultural dress codes have changed from the 1950s; get with the times!
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Rhiannon Kline
11 years ago
Your school is the one who should be ashamed.
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Lyn
11 years ago
Boys will be boys if you continue to keep them boys. Ladies keep your yoga pants.Your school be ashamed.
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James Nauman
11 years ago
I am a guy and i've noticed how women are shamed about how they dress it isn't right
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Luke Payn
11 years ago
If you are leading you educational centres into this sort of debate / territory then you are doing a very bad job indeed. These young people need to be shown how the educate themselves and how to behave and respond in a increasingly conflicted and complex world, this distraction and humiliation that affects the debate and sphere of equality for both male and female young people is not useful.
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Victoria
11 years ago
This is so true; if all the girls in high school protested things like this, it would go a long way to eliminating rape culture.
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Dr Robyn Stephenson
11 years ago
Totally agree about comfortable clothing and better learning environment. Having worn a school uniform for 13 years, then at College/University in clothes I wanted to wear, can I tell you what a world of difference it makes!
There will come a day when young women are able to exist comfortably in public space without persecution or harassment. Please, teach our young men to respect women as equals, and to hold themselves accountable for their actions. Fememinine bodies are not a distraction, and those that claim they are pertpetuate conformity for the benefit of men. For the sake of youth, abolish sexist body policing in institutions for good.
There will come a day when young women are able to exist comfortably in public space without persecution or harassment. Please, teach our young men to respect women as equals, and to hold themselves accountable for their actions. Fememinine bodies are not a distraction, and those that claim they are pertpetuate conformity for the benefit of men. For the sake of youth, abolish sexist body policing in institutions for good.
I don't go to your school but I go to a school in North Carolina with a similar dress code. Hopefully both of our dress codes will change.
I don't go to your school but I go to a school in North Carolina with a similar dress code. Hopefully both of our dress codes will change.
#iamnotadistraction
#iamnotadistraction
Could not agree more!!!
Could not agree more!!!
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I'm in 100% agreement!
Absolutely.
Read about this on The Guardian, you have supporters all the way from Mass. You're not alone.
Even at my school its to rhe finger tips!
cultural dress codes have changed from the 1950s; get with the times!
Your school is the one who should be ashamed.
Boys will be boys if you continue to keep them boys. Ladies keep your yoga pants.Your school be ashamed.
I am a guy and i've noticed how women are shamed about how they dress it isn't right
If you are leading you educational centres into this sort of debate / territory then you are doing a very bad job indeed. These young people need to be shown how the educate themselves and how to behave and respond in a increasingly conflicted and complex world, this distraction and humiliation that affects the debate and sphere of equality for both male and female young people is not useful.
This is so true; if all the girls in high school protested things like this, it would go a long way to eliminating rape culture.
Totally agree about comfortable clothing and better learning environment. Having worn a school uniform for 13 years, then at College/University in clothes I wanted to wear, can I tell you what a world of difference it makes!