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    same time help prepare them for their life after school? Well‚ by enforcing school dress codes around the nation‚ this is exactly what we would be doing. Therefore‚ I am completely for the idea of school dress codes. They would ensure that a students’ dress is acceptable for school‚ keep students safer in science laboratories‚ and even help to prepare them for their future life out of school. First of all‚ dress codes are a good idea because they would ensure that students do not wear clothing that

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    Today we are discussing the important topic of sexist school dress codes. I am reaching out to you‚ because we need your help. We want to bring awareness to this issue‚ try and gather as many advocates for change. And‚ we don’t just want to talk about it. We want to try and make sure it has attention. This issue was brought to my attention a year ago‚ when I began to see many people posting on Facebook‚ about their daughters being sent home form school for wearing "distracting clothing." These

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    Is this insulting to boys saying they get distracted by foolish things like a shoulder? Or an insult to girls making them seem like they are just sex objects that need to cover up for others sake. Many public high schools have extremely sexist dress codes. Not only is this not equal‚ but also keeps alive rape culture by saying girls are sluts for having shorts not reaching their fingertips. Sexist standards

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    a public high school understands the struggle of dress code. On those scorching hot days as the school year approaches summer‚ many girls can be found scavenging through their closet for a “school appropriate” outfit or one they won’t melt into a sweaty puddle in. Her dresses will show too much leg‚ her tops will inapporpriately expose her shoulder or collar bone‚ and her shorts will be too short - at least that’s what the school says. Dress code in modern day high schools discriminates against female

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    For years Women have fought for equality rights in government and daily life. However‚ the dress code at many schools across the countries are reverting back to gender discrimination. Schools should establish dress codes that are fair to both genders and do not entitle boys to a higher quality education than girls. More girls are being sent home everyday and missing vital lessons at school because the dress code policies are geared toward girls‚ not boys. Jackson Brooke‚ a 16 year old boy says that

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    Changing The Dress Code Change school dress code because people dress in there own style. People do not follow the code they wear what they want anyway. Some students express there selfs with stuff that they wear. The teachers wear what they want so we should be able to. The school bord do not buy are cloths so they should not tell use what to wear. We should be allowed to wear shorts and half shirts and stuff cause it be them days wear it is hot and when it is hot you do not want to follow

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    Dress Code A group of high school students‚ were protesting their school’s ban against tank tops and leggings‚ female students said that they were informed that this type of clothing was "too much of an interruption” to the men in their school. Can clothes really affect your capability of receiving an education? Does enforcing dress code favor men‚ but not women? It is absurd to me that the idea of a teen wearing leggings is provoking a male student and keeping him from getting an education.

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    and girls need to conform to keep things under control. Under a strict dress code‚ school officials make female students conform to the perverted minds of teenage boys. School dress codes claim to teach students how to dress properly for their future career and create a safe environment in school‚ but in reality it often sexualizes young women’s body parts and underestimates young men’s maturity. Establishing strict dress code rules perpetuates rape culture and prevents young people from having freedom

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    Naked and Equal Dress code is one of the most famous debates of all time; many girls have come forward and are using social media to address the sexism throughout schools. Dress code is also the one-thing students hate dealing with every day‚ but yet the most enforced policy at every school around the globe. These dress codes share one common link‚ which is a bias towards the boys. Boys have come to school breaking one of the few rules that are put on them‚ and they are not punished. The girls fighting

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    Dress codes distract kids not help them. Yes‚ you are reading this correctly kids are getting in trouble at school‚ then going home and getting in more trouble because the school said he or she’s clothes aren’t covering all the skin. So when they get home their parents assume they fought against the school and that’s why they got kicked out for a certain period of time. We are going to figure out why this is happening to kids on such little notice and why the school isn’t telling parents before the

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