If I can wear a shirt that says “there are unlimited genders” they, sadly, should be able to say two. Preventing that kid from voicing their parents opinions is not going to make them look bad. Wearing that shirt will.
this post was submitted on 27 May 2025
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Or, since schools have dress codes that ban all kinds of things, banning actively hateful and harmful slogans from shirts at school is completely fine. From your position, should the school be forced to let someone wear a shirt with slurs on it? Where is the line?
I’m 100% into white polos and blue shorts/pants and no dresses—supplied by the school with money taken from the sports budget.
The colors aren’t important, and white is probably a bad choice for a shirt. Earth tones?