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January 7, 2023

Request for the re-visitment of the Inanda Seminary hair policy petition

Request for the re-visitment of the Inanda Seminary hair policy petition

🏆 Won — 268 supporters Verified

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Started by Yoliswa Nkehli 3 years, 10 months ago

The following petition depicts the urgency and support of the student body of Inanda Seminary to the proposal requesting that Inanda Seminary re-visits and updates the current hair policy .
Disclaimer the current hair policy is not racist .

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

November 4, 2022

October 30, 2022

We just hit 100 signatures. Things are moving fast.

Reached 100 supporters

October 29, 2022

54 Comments

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Aphelele
3 years ago Featured

I support the idea.As much as natural hair is a black girl ethic but it's the 2000s and things have changed.

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Lerato Rikhotso
3 years ago Featured

Our girls are not their hair. Give them freedom to wear their crowns the way they choose

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Kimberly
3 years ago Featured

By signing this petition I agree with implementing extensions braids in the school (for matrics).

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Bathandwa Xhaso
3 years ago Featured

The should allow kids to be themselves.My sisters child goes to inanda seminary and she always tells me that when they go out to play sports kwezinye izikole other kids look down on them and they also look uneat enhloko masigugile

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Futhi Mgobozi
3 years ago Featured

I think in this matter the school need to do amendments on hair policy they can come up with something as long as girls will be neat and clean.

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Anonymous
3 years ago Featured

For what it's worth as someone that's had a family member attend the school and be harassed about her hair because the authority system didn't understand her hair, I definitely think that the policy for hair should be revisited. It's okay to not understand everyone's body. You won't. Nevertheless, we shouldn't choose to stay uneducated on matters like this when we are called to inforce rules and regulations on these things.

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thobeka precious shinga
3 years ago

please may you request that we also allow hair cuts.

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Charmaine Mbatha
3 years ago

Let children wear their hair how they want. Stop this nonsense.