A Violation of Rights-School Uniforms

I believe that everyone has the right to express themselves. But the right to be responsible is the concept that most people ignore. Having "right" is free to express yourself. Therefore, having "responsibility" is to constructively do so not to violate the policy, the law, the rights of others. There is a certain difference between clothing regulations and uniforms. I support the implementation of school clothing regulations, but I am implementing the necessary school uniforms.

When asked what their views about uniforms are and what is their reason, their answer is "to support this idea because there is little stress for the students" or "this idea as it violates the first amendment It does not support ". That's right. "School uniforms and why they should not be in school have been discussed for a long time.In 1965, a group of students said that they were the number of deaths from the Vietnam War As wearing a black armband wearing anxiety about, the uniform was an argument as it attracted the attention of the court.The school should pay more attention to education than someone else. Uniforms are expensive, infringe revised first amendment right, impair comfort, and do not reduce violence so the uniform can not be a public school

Uniforms will make us all the same. Uniforms infringe the student 's rights to freedom of speech, so should not be used in schools. They are economic burdens of poor families and they target students to other bullying. Students are violating the right to freedom of expression when wearing uniforms. Because students have the right to choose what to wear. Freedom of choice is written in our Bill of Rights. There is no place in the school to deprive these rights. Uniforms are an economic burden. If you do not have uniforms and buy ordinary clothes, your family must buy school uniforms and stylish clothes. Bullying begins to teach students for their appliances, sunglasses, their cars and so on. The school environment is where most problems begin. Students often face the same pressure, such as the type of clothing and the particular brand they wear.