Can a boy wear a skirt to school?

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/08/fashion/08cross.html

“It’s hard enough to get kids to concentrate on an algorithm — even without Jimmy sitting there in lipstick and fake eyelashes,” said Kay Hymowitz, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Because schools are communal, she wrote in an e-mail message, “self-expression will always have to be at least partially limited, just as it is in the workplace.” Principals need leeway in determining how students present themselves, she added. “You can understand why a lot of principals get fed up with these sorts of fights and just decide on school uniforms.”

It's a KILT !!

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Originally Posted by phobun

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/08/fashion/08cross.html

“It’s hard enough to get kids to concentrate on an algorithm — even without Jimmy sitting there in lipstick and fake eyelashes,” said Kay Hymowitz, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Because schools are communal, she wrote in an e-mail message, “self-expression will always have to be at least partially limited, just as it is in the workplace.” Principals need leeway in determining how students present themselves, she added. “You can understand why a lot of principals get fed up with these sorts of fights and just decide on school uniforms.”

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When a fist connects with a jaw can it break?

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Originally Posted by phobun

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/08/fashion/08cross.html

“It’s hard enough to get kids to concentrate on an algorithm — even without Jimmy sitting there in lipstick and fake eyelashes,” said Kay Hymowitz, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Because schools are communal, she wrote in an e-mail message, “self-expression will always have to be at least partially limited, just as it is in the workplace.” Principals need leeway in determining how students present themselves, she added. “You can understand why a lot of principals get fed up with these sorts of fights and just decide on school uniforms.”

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When a fist connects with a jaw can it break?

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Originally Posted by addicted

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Originally Posted by phobun

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/08/fashion/08cross.html

“It’s hard enough to get kids to concentrate on an algorithm — even without Jimmy sitting there in lipstick and fake eyelashes,” said Kay Hymowitz, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Because schools are communal, she wrote in an e-mail message, “self-expression will always have to be at least partially limited, just as it is in the workplace.” Principals need leeway in determining how students present themselves, she added. “You can understand why a lot of principals get fed up with these sorts of fights and just decide on school uniforms.”

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When a fist connects with a jaw can it break?

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In theory yes it can.

i really find those cute guys in kilt so sexy and hot i dont know why. my cock instantly get hard!!!

Not all skirts are for girls.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzsjqmKu0KM

Plenty of guys out there wear skirts without trying to look "fem" whatsoever. You can find it in raves, metal concerts, and goth clubs all over the country.

http://netramblings.wordpress.com/20...the-man-skirt/

http://www.zyra.org.uk/sk4men.htm

Assuming skirts = gender bending is a logic failure.

And before anyone asks, there are usually tangible differences in construction & design between a guy's skirt and a girl's skirt. Just like there often is with pants.

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Not all skirts are for girls.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzsjqmKu0KM

Plenty of guys out there where skirts without trying to look "fem" whatsoever. You can find it in raves, metal concerts, and goth clubs all over the country.

http://netramblings.wordpress.com/20...the-man-skirt/

http://www.zyra.org.uk/sk4men.htm

Assuming skirts = gender bending is a logic failure.

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That may be true, but I think that school administrators use these dress codes not only to try and prevent distraction and jealousy, etc., but also for the sake of controlling the kids, establishing uniformity and attempting to instill society's biases and conventions upon them.

School is less about education sometimes so much as it is about corraling the kids and indoctrinating them.

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Originally Posted by phobun

That may be true, but I think that school administrators use these dress codes not only to try and prevent distraction and jealousy, etc., but also for the sake of controlling the kids, establishing uniformity and attempting to instill society's biases and conventions upon them.

School is less about education sometimes so much as it is about corraling the kids and indoctrinating them.

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Yes, precisely. In the United States our public schools are designed for schooling. Education is not, nor has it ever been, the priority.

The purpose of schools, in our country, is to coerce the population, one generation at a time, into assimilating.

Now a different question altogether would be "what SHOULD schools be doing?" That is, what should their priorities be?

The reason why we have so many people finishing high school who can't read, don't know shit for history, don't know simple math, and have at best middle school level grasps of the written language, is because instead of focusing on the basics, we focus so much on standardized tests, making everyone look & act the same, and squashing individuality.

In the grand scheme of things, it is education that is important because it is education that will dictate how competitive we become with the rest of the world. India, China, and who knows else will rapidly exceed us in the fields that matter (science, technology and the like) if we don't start doing a better job.

I agree 100% with your post.

PS of course a boy can wear a skirt. Why not.