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In today’s world having colored hair or wearing makeup is a concerning topic, because we live in a world that is filled with all types of people and ideas. Social media has been able to open up this world in w
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I really enjoyed reading this piece that you wrote. I was attracted to your article because it was a topic that is so ordinary and relevant, yet so unique compared to anything that I have read before. I agree with what you have to say about make up and self expression in the school setting. I found it sad that the school in Texas gave the suspension to the male student wearing makeup. This is so important because the times are changing and make up is for everyone. It’s made to be worn by anyone as a form of expression. I related to your article because I recently dyed my hair and I was so concerned that my school would not approve of it, even though it was something that I had wanted to do for a long time. I think you should continue to research this topic. If you did you should look deeper into why the schools have such strict dress policies and maybe even why certain genders are more heavily targeted with a dress code… you can check out this article link if you want more information ( https://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2018/09/05/do-school-dress-codes-discrimate-against-girls.html ). I hope that you keep diving into this topic and I can’t wait to see more of you work soon!
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- June 4, 2019
I found it interesting that a school in Texas gave an in school suspension to a student for wearing makeup. I’m glad that many people found it ridiculous and decided to do something about it. I thought this was really great and i really liked how you talked about your own experiences with your school and their makeup rules.