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In reply to the discussion: Women Who Wear Pants: Still Somehow Controversial [View all]kskiska
(27,165 posts)37. I had to wear dresses to school from 1949 to 1962.
We lived a mile from my elementary school and there were no buses. This was in New England, and even in the coldest weather, or in the snow, I had to walk to school. I'd wear wool slacks underneath my dress, removing them at school. In junior high, boys weren't allowed to wear jeans. The purported reason was because the rivets would damage the school furniture.
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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