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Wearing School Hats
Students hate walking inside the school and taking off your hat? You wish you could keep it on and take it off whenever you please. I know this feeling and I bet you do to. This rule in schools limits the way we express ourselves. Wearing hats in school is harmless. All students should be able to wear hats in school because it is a public school. There should be no restrictions on how you express yourself. Students are just expressing how they feel by wearing It any way they want. Also, by wearing their favorite team, favorite color or just matching my outfit. I’m sure everybody gets up in the morning brushes their teeth and puts on their clothes. Then on some days when you’re feeling good you might add a hat to what your wearing that day.
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