Yes…I wore sweats, barely dressed up, and only put on a suit for conferences…I was in the honors college and held multiple leadership positions and internships
Like many other students at my alma mater…but my bad…I guess some of us need clothes to stick out …not acumen.
@elizabethbelsky We are whole world to our dogs when they are just fraction of our lives. Why shrink it even more ? Also, imagine, dogs NEED SOCIALISING. They need to know how to behave around people and you can't achieve that without taking your dog outside
students can’t afford housing, students can’t afford books, students can’t afford student loans after graduation, but a bunch of grown ass dummies got together in a room & thought to draft up legislation about some fucking bonnets & durags.
1) Because it has zero bearing on your ability to learn. Zero.
2) They start with bonnets, and next thing you know they're telling you can't wear certain types of clothes, either.
3) And because historically when you start policing people's clothes, you start to unnecessarily police other things as it pertains to their bodies, too. It is a slippery slope.
Most importantly, it is rooted in white supremacist ideals around how Black people should "present" themselves in public in order to be deemed worthy of respect.