School Dress Code Research Paper
The disagreement on school dress codes In August 2015, the beginning of the school year, already one-third of the U.S. has started the annual battle over school dress codes. According to Zhou from The Atlantic, “Dress codes have long been a subject of contention for ages. (Zhou). For a long time, no one would speak out, but the growth of social media has caused students to take action and express what they think needs to be said. Therefore, there has been an ongoing dispute on if school dress codes are perpetuating discrimination on certain groups of students. The sexism of school dress codes is becoming more apparent than ever in schools and on social media. According to Kyung from Today, “Over 100 female students at Montclair High
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While some think that they are just simple rules that prepare us for the open world. Although some people think that school dress codes are sexist, some people think that dress codes are just overrated. School dress codes should be simple, and not based on gender. They should have basic rules that apply to everyone. Most people think that the school dress codes are gender-based, because how some rules apply to guys and not girls. But, according to Ernst from WND, “They often focus more on girls’ clothes rather than boys’, but that is just because girls have more clothing options—which include more revealing choices too”(Ernst). School districts around the U.S. think that people are taking this way out of proportion. Parents of students from schools all around are threatening to remove their children from school, just because of how critical, and sexist, they think the dress code …show more content…
From the beginning of the school year, the online and in school annual battle over school dress codes has grown more, and more. For a long time, no one would speak out or take action on what they think needed to be said. However, when parents and students started to speak out, everyone was talking about it. Although, some students and their parents are totally assured that school dress codes are a problem, others think that they are just simple rules to be followed. The result of parents and students not agreeing with this problem is what caused the online and in school disagreement on school dress
While some think that they are just simple rules that prepare us for the open world. Although some people think that school dress codes are sexist, some people think that dress codes are just overrated. School dress codes should be simple, and not based on gender. They should have basic rules that apply to everyone. Most people think that the school dress codes are gender-based, because how some rules apply to guys and not girls. But, according to Ernst from WND, “They often focus more on girls’ clothes rather than boys’, but that is just because girls have more clothing options—which include more revealing choices too”(Ernst). School districts around the U.S. think that people are taking this way out of proportion. Parents of students from schools all around are threatening to remove their children from school, just because of how critical, and sexist, they think the dress code …show more content…
From the beginning of the school year, the online and in school annual battle over school dress codes has grown more, and more. For a long time, no one would speak out or take action on what they think needed to be said. However, when parents and students started to speak out, everyone was talking about it. Although, some students and their parents are totally assured that school dress codes are a problem, others think that they are just simple rules to be followed. The result of parents and students not agreeing with this problem is what caused the online and in school disagreement on school dress