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Thursday, 26 March 2015

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Here is a “secret” about many people who write professionally for the Internet: They write without pants on. If they do wear “pants,” they’re probably the kind with elastic waistbands — leggings, yoga pants, etc. As I write this post, I am wearing a pair of skinny jeans, which are basically glorified lounge pants with a zipper — but that’s only because I came to my office today. If I were on my couch right now, as I usually am, I would probably be wearing a pair of leggings. Or I would be wearing no pants at all.

Each of the articles of clothing I mentioned just now are basic elements of many women’s wardrobes. That is because they are comfortable, and also because they can be stylish. Mostly, though, it is because they are comfortable. That is why so many people wear them when they, say, work from home, or perform other private activities that don’t involve other people. Interestingly, it’s the same reason many women tend to wear skinny jeans, yoga pants and leggings in public — because, once again, they are comfortable.

According to a North Dakota high school, however, skinny jeans, yoga pants and leggings are also “distracting,” and are considered a violation of the school’s dress code. Such attire will also make young women look like sex workers, apparently. Recently, Devils Lake High School began a crackdown on all three types of clothing because, according to school officials, they could cause boys to “focus on something other than schoolwork.” The school’s assistant principal told Fox affiliate WGHP that in order to explain the dress code stipulation, Devils Lake had female students watch two clips from the film “Pretty Woman” and compared their attire to Julia Roberts’. As you might recall, she plays a prostitute in the movie. As one female student told WGHP, the new rule basically leaves sweatpants as girls’ only option.
Devils Lake is just the latest in a slew of schools to enforce a ludicrous, patently sexist dress code that disproportionately targets female students, with the logic that the clothes they wear are “too distracting” to their male counterparts and to their teachers. Last month, 200 students at a Staten Island high school — 90 percent of them female — were given detention for dress code violations. Earlier in the month, a Florida girl, who was new to her school and had just moved from Seattle, was forced to wear a “shame suit” that said “DRESS CODE VIOLATION” in massive print on the school-issued neon yellow t-shirt and red sweatpants. In March, hundreds of students showed up at an Evanston, Ill. middle school wearing leggings, to protest the administration’s efforts to punish girls for the supposed shortcomings of boys. The list goes on and on, and the targets are always the same. And they are usually wearing clothing that makes them feel like themselves, or that simply makes them feel comfortable. They are usually wearing the clothes that many successful adults wear to work.

Aside from the obvious curtailing of personal expression and potential violation of federal law, these dress codes also reinforce dangerous stereotypes to the detriment of students. Dictating that young women change their appearance because they are “distracting” men inherently objectifies them, and it teaches girls to be ashamed of their bodies. Moreover, it sends the wrong message to boys: It tells them that they cannot control themselves or their desires; what’s worse, it also tells them that their inability to respect others is acceptable. No, not just acceptable — it’s worthy of protection. These dress codes pose women’s bodies as a threat to the innocent young men who might be tempted to, oh, I don’t know, sexually harass or assault them, because that’s what happens when men see female derrieres enveloped in jersey knit cotton. But hey, the girls are asking for it in those yoga pants, right?

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