Hellbilly
Platinum Member
Why do you insist that he is a disruption?The hairstyle is meaningless, especially if this young man was a disruption.
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Why do you insist that he is a disruption?The hairstyle is meaningless, especially if this young man was a disruption.
Explain.
I was a teen in the 50's. Happy Days was a fanciful portrayal of the 50's in a Midwest city.You watch too much Happy Days
I don’t know if he is, or isn’t…but I do think that omitted information is not only relevant, but necessary before thinking this is about hair style alone.Why do you insist that he is a disruption?
For you white people, yes.The 50's were great if you were a teenager. Best decade in American history for us.
My picture goes to the point that a dress code is not a good thing if it is forced on other cultures.Your picture was a distraction.
Dress codes enhance education. They are also expected in business. Most work uniforms are also necessary and functional. Kids can dress and groom anyway they wish out of school. "Hey, look at me!" dress is an unneeded distraction.For you white people, yes.
My picture goes to the point that a dress code is not a good thing if it is forced on other cultures.
Dress codes is white people shit. You hate everyone who doesn't look or dress like you.Dress codes enhance education.
Not true.They are also expected in business.
School isn't the place for dissent or expressions of individual liberty. Do that after the bell rings.This is yet another example of the neo-fascists right’s desire to compel conformity and punish dissent, of conservatives’ unwarranted fear of diversity and expressions of individual liberty.
When these kids get into the real world most change their dress to conform to conventional standards. Those who don't are generally losers.Dress codes is white people shit. You hate everyone who doesn't look or dress like you.
Not true.
If he has his hair done back off his collar, and above his eyes and ears, what’s the problem?School isn't the place for dissent or expressions of individual liberty. Do that after the bell rings.
Professional business dress codes are actually pretty strict.Dress codes is white people shit. You hate everyone who doesn't look or dress like you.
Not true.
Not all people go into business.
Depends on the job, no?Professional business dress codes are actually pretty strict.
If he conforms to the school dress codes he's ok.If he has his hair done back off his collar, and above his eyes and ears, what’s the problem?
Yes. There are many different dress codes depending on the job.Depends on the job, no?
Not all people go into business.
If he conforms to the school dress codes he's ok.If he has his hair done back off his collar, and above his eyes and ears, what’s the problem?
I worked for a landscaping company and had to wear the company shirt. I worked in a grocery store and had to wear white shirt, slacks, and tie. In the meat department I had to wear white shirt, tie, slacks, and a paper hat.Not all people go into business.
And I have never had a job that had a dress code.If he conforms to the school dress codes he's ok.
I worked for a landscaping company and had to wear the company shirt. I worked in a grocery store and had to wear white shirt, slacks, and tie. In the meat department I had to wear white shirt, tie, slacks, and a paper hat.
He was probably a shoplifter as well you racist ****.We’re only getting one side here. I’d like to know what the young man in questions academic record was? Was he a disruption in his classes? Problems with teachers? Drugs? Why don’t we know these things?
All too often members like Tommy (OP) demonstrate that they only want to troll a topic right from the start with incomplete, or insufficient reporting, to bend to a narrative, or tweak a previously failed thread of their own. Nothing different in this submission.
That sloppy, inappropriate dress and grooming wasn't a problem back in the day doesn't speak well for today's youth.Upon digging deeper, looks to be a typical HS student. Wants to play football, keeps up with studies, and has his group of friends that seem innocent and normal for his age…In that light, I’m going to say his suspension, and blocking his extra curricular sports activities, the school is in the wrong here.