• @[email protected]
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      151 year ago

      I taught in a really low socio-economic area for a few years. The uniforms served 2 purposes:

      1. Stop gang affiliation shit
      2. Inexpensive for families on very, very tight budgets.
      • @[email protected]
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        211 year ago

        Inexpensive for families on very, very tight budgets

        This is what I don’t trust will happen. Jostens or any number of other shitty companies will happily sell overpriced uniforms that cost hundreds of dollars and partner with school districts to ensure a captive market to pay their insane markups

      • Nougat
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        81 year ago

        Not only that, but it can help to minimize prejudice by both students and staff with regard to students’ socioeconomic status.

        • Maestro
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          141 year ago

          No it doesn’t. You can easily tell which dtufent have the nice, new uniforms and which have the ill fitting hand-me-downs. Besides, status is not just conveyed by clothing. It’s also accessories, phones, etc.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          I’m interested in knowing your experience with this. I worked in a very gang active area.

      • @dragonflyteaparty
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        21 year ago
        1. Two approved colors, red and blue, are generally gang colors.

        2. No, they’re not. You generally can’t buy then second hand. I’ve never seen uniforms at a resale store.

      • @HeyThisIsntTheYMCA
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        11 year ago
        1. Stop gang affiliation shit

        You should workshop your standup in person probably