No more skin-tight leggings without shirts that extend past their fingertips; in other words, tops must cover their bottoms. Oh the intolerance!
When I see 13 to 18-year-old girls going to DC public schools wearing jean shorts that barely cup their butt cheeks — this doesn’t seem too drastic.
But a progressive, black mother named Eboni Banks is screeching that the dress code amounts to body-shaming, that it’s racist, sexist and any other “-ist” you can come up with.
When her sixth-grade daughter came to school wearing leggings that violated the dress code, the school called her and told her to bring a pair of jeans for her daughter to change into. No sooner, a livid Eboni Banks filed a cvil rights complaint with the Department of Education.
Mattawoman Middle School’s student population is 74% black and 8% Hispanic. So,
Aside from the fact that middle-school girls should be focused on their studies rather than their attire — dressing provocatively awakens sexual desires in young women way too early. Let’s face it, the out-of-wedlock birth rate is rampant among young black women. And it’s starting with girls as young as 12, who are hyper sexualized from the culture around them — including the fashions that they witness their own single mothers wearing — not to mention the language, music and entertainment they are exposed to.
While some public schools require uniforms, I think all public schools in America should mandate them. Ms. Banks should be grateful that someone’s keeping her kid covered up… and concentrating on learning.
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Crystal Wright is author of the newly released book Con Job: How Democrats Gave Us Crime, Sanctuary Cities, Abortion Profiteering, and Racial Division. By day, Crystal is a communications consultant and editor and publisher of the blog Conservative Black Chick.
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