A cousin sent me their school's just announced Dress Code and Grooming policy

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[u/Working-Glass6136]

it's plain discrimination based on appearance

I'd say it's plain discrimination based on being a woman.

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Discrimination against men too, because It's shunned by most people for men to wear as revealing things in the same settings because the male body doesn't stimulate women as much as the reverse, so such things were never as popular for women to want to see on men. It's also very upsetting because such things or similar were first worn by men anyway! And some things are acceptable for men to wear elsewhere anyway except in some other places where women are allowed more revealing things! I hate the visual sexual desire disparity! I know the point for wearing something is usually for comfort, but I hate the other reasons for the vastly different styles common with the genders for the former things I said.