Hee. Of the 150 people we took pictures of for the yearbook, I'd guess fifty of them were wearing a blazer with trousers. Actually, that's what I'm wearing right now. Guess my school's just full of gender-questioning people. Oh, and last year one girl went to prom in a suit- no-one had a problem.
"Every year, similar stories surface in the press about schools trying to bar gay, lesbian or transgender kids from the yearbook or a school activity or in some cases, even from attending classes, because of their clothes." Unbelievable.
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Date: 2005-03-10 01:56 pm (UTC)"Every year, similar stories surface in the press about schools trying to bar gay, lesbian or transgender kids from the yearbook or a school activity or in some cases, even from attending classes, because of their clothes."
Unbelievable.