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In reply to the discussion: Kentucky student violates high school dress code with exposed collarbone [View all]Warpy
(114,615 posts)40. Of course not, the principal is the problem here
but they always oppress girls instead of focusing on what they think is the distraction of the precious little boys who can't keep their eyes on their work for the sight of an evil collar bone.
That's why my blinders comment was made, get it? They're punishing the wrong people, but patriarchs always focus on the evil, disgusting bodies of females as causing all misery in the world.
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Kentucky student violates high school dress code with exposed collarbone [View all]
Liberal_in_LA
Aug 2015
OP
They never accused her of taking off her sweater, but that wouldn't affect her collar bones anyway,
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#47
No, it wouldn't. You can see what is exposed in the picture. And they did NOT claim
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#49
One of the girls in a video made about this subject said that the dress standard is not applied
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#63
Or she might be agreeing with you on rules like "knee length", and "can't be skin tight"
kcr
Aug 2015
#80
That shirt and jacket plus slacks would qualify as business casual in any corporate environment
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#6
How about holding the principal accountable for treating young women as sex objects.
procon
Aug 2015
#12
What? Face? Oh, yeah, sorry, I was still focused on her, uh, collarbones. nt
JustABozoOnThisBus
Aug 2015
#29
so, once again the onus is on the females, because the males are incapable of self-control??
niyad
Aug 2015
#35
I hate to say this, but there are a lot of worthless people in charge of public schools.
Rex
Aug 2015
#46
The Woman/Girl in the picture (sitting down) is showing a lot more than the daughter.
BlueJazz
Aug 2015
#73