Personal Narrative: My Fault In The Dress Code

It became clear to me in 8th grade that I was capable of leading others. I found a fault in the dress code. I found that the BJHS was enforcing a rule that was not stated clearly in the handbook. Administrators were punishing female students for wearing shirts that didn't cover their whole shoulders. I also found that the measurement for shorts and skirts was inconsistent on every student. Perhaps the most frustrating part; BJHS’s administration openly shamed young girls.
I was able to convince parents. I was able to convince students. I was able to convince teachers. They all signed my online petition. My rhetoric established credibility with adults and students alike. I had amazing conversations about how harmful the language used to discuss