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9. If you look back at all of these types of cases....
Tue May 5, 2015, 07:08 AM
May 2015

....it's always the same thing. Dress codes in schools for girls are all about the poor boys and men (and sometimes women) who can't handle looking at a girl's body and the problem lies with their feelings rather than what the girls are wearing. And the way these things are enforced always seems to have a high amount of shaming involved.

Our society teaches young girls that they are responsible for how others react to them, and they should be ashamed if they "tempt" others. Fuck that shit. We need to be teaching boys not to leer at girls, that girls and women are not objects for their perusal.

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