American High School Bans Yoga Pants, Skinny Jeans, and Leggings

[Hakan]

High school bans yoga pants, skinny jeans, leggings​

DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — A North Dakota high school is cracking down on yoga pants, skinny jeans and leggings.

All are banned under the new dress code at Devils Lake High School.

The assistant principal says the new dress code is a way to prevent distracting teachers and other students.

“Not too hot about it, because that what everyone wears, that’s their whole wardrobe,” said senior Mariah Fixen. “So, basically sweat pants every day is what they’re asking for.”

The assistant principal said they had the girls watch two clips from the movie “Pretty Woman” and compared their attire to the main character … who is a prostitute.

Some say the school should be focusing their efforts on more important issues like bullying.

“Like online stuff and people tweeting about each other,” said senior Taylor Gilbertson. “They should be focusing more on that and not dumb stuff like yoga pants. We should be able to wear whatever we want.”

The assistant principal said that this new policy is not meant to objectify girls, but to stop boys from focusing on something other than class work.

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[474474]

They had to do it in the most feminazi baity way as possible hadn't they? Can't they just say "These are the rules the end" rather than all that bs?

 

[Mugwop]

Yoga pants are comfortable and not revealing.

 

[qamar1990]

Yoga pants are comfortable and not revealing.

oh are they?? lol
being sarcastic right??

 

[kbd-raaf]

Yoga and thereby yoga pants are India's best contribution to the world, surpassing that of the base 10 numeral system we use today.

This ban is ludicrous.

 

[ranjeet]

Y no yoga pants ...

 

[Hiptullha]

 

[Cheetah786]

Ahhhh nuts, and I was going to repeat high school for the 4th time.

 

[KingMamba]

Yoga pants are comfortable and not revealing.

I concur and I lodge verbal protest against the ban on yoga pants.

 

[ranjeet]

I concur and I lodge verbal protest against the ban on yoga pants.

I second third and fourth that !!!

 

[Bratva]

High school bans yoga pants, skinny jeans, leggings​

DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — A North Dakota high school is cracking down on yoga pants, skinny jeans and leggings.

All are banned under the new dress code at Devils Lake High School.

The assistant principal says the new dress code is a way to prevent distracting teachers and other students.

“Not too hot about it, because that what everyone wears, that’s their whole wardrobe,” said senior Mariah Fixen. “So, basically sweat pants every day is what they’re asking for.”

The assistant principal said they had the girls watch two clips from the movie “Pretty Woman” and compared their attire to the main character … who is a prostitute.

Some say the school should be focusing their efforts on more important issues like bullying.

“Like online stuff and people tweeting about each other,” said senior Taylor Gilbertson. “They should be focusing more on that and not dumb stuff like yoga pants. We should be able to wear whatever we want.”

The assistant principal said that this new policy is not meant to objectify girls, but to stop boys from focusing on something other than class work.

High school bans yoga pants, skinny jeans, leggings | myfox8.com

@liontk @flamer84 @Gibbs

 

[Butchcassidy]

The students should protest by coming butt naked

 

[liontk]

@liontk @flamer84 @Gibbs

Its an institution's decision to enforce the dress code as they see fit in their school and what does that have to do with anything. As far as I can tell they are not covering or concealing their faces so we can still know their identity. As far as those yoga pants are concerned, I am glad they are banned in an academic setting but again it is up to the school to decide the dress code.

 

[flamer84]

@liontk @flamer84 @Gibbs

Good.Teenagers shouldn't wear "hot clothes",especially at school.It was the same during my time in higschool,some 10-12 years back.

 

[faisal6309]

I thought everyone have right to express themselves.