A School District’s proposed dress policies-if it covers your underwear-OK

Parent Strips Down During School Board Meeting: ‘I Wanted to Make a Clear Argument’

An Arizona father stripped down to a crop top and short shorts at a school board meeting to protest a proposed dress code that would allow tank tops and students showing their midriff.

Sadly, I see students that do to a nearby high school allowed to show their midriffs and spandex where their camel toes are clearly outlined.

Latham, the father of four students in the district, said the lax dress code was inappropriate for a school environment and would create distractions in the classroom.

But then that is a YOU (male students’) problem, and not for these exhibitionists.

“The fact that we have adults advocating for children to have less clothing on is absurd to me,” (Board member Anna van Hoek) said. “I think it’s doing these kids a disservice by allowing them to be able to wear whatever they want to school.”

What is in this change in policy?

…the proposal to change dress standards to require students to merely cover their underwear…

A male student does not have to wear a shirt of any type?

A female student can wear a g-string/pasties and be allowed to wear something as small as a bikini in the classroom.

How is that OK and not distracting?

But if they only have to merely cover their underwear, both cases would be allowed.

But what of those dudes that like to wear their pants so low their underwear is showing?  Isn’t that racist to ask them to pull up their pants?

What if a female does not wear a bra (as some don’t), can they be as topless as the males?

And what if, we have a trans/someone identifying not as their biological sex?

Does that mean someone born in a female body claiming to be male, then do they not have to wear a bra/shirt as males don’t usually wear anything under their t-shirts?  No “underwear” to cover, it is OK then to be topless and to show as must flesh as you can?

Or is this what they secretly want?  Males in tight shorts where their every bulge is clearly outlined and females in just bikini bottoms where their camel toe and rear are also clearly outlined.

Sure, it is one step removed, but then we are one step closer.

Then does this mean that the teachers could ask for their dress code to likewise be the same?

Just like in a business/work environment, you have to wear “appropriate” attire.  This policy does NOT do that.  It does not get their students prepared for the real world.