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In reply to the discussion: Women Who Wear Pants: Still Somehow Controversial [View all]Manifestor_of_Light
(21,046 posts)32. I had to wear a dress every day to school for 12 years.
They didn't let girls wear pants to school when it was cold until several years after I graduated.
I graduated from high school in the early 70s.
Needless to say, I got to college and it was jeans and t shirts all the time for years! I was SICK of dresses.
My mother was furious with me for not wearing makeup (which to her meant red lipstick) and not wearing dresses. I had to explain to her that we didn't have formal dress balls like they did in her day (the 1940s).
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In most hospitals, if there's an issue with different types of staffers being confused...
backscatter712
Feb 2016
#13
IMO a lot of this "confusion" is just old people ignorantly assuming that the man is the doctor...
Odin2005
Feb 2016
#26
I remember when we were first allowed to wear "pantsuits" (not just slacks) in
valerief
Feb 2016
#30