girl with Confederate dress gets band for prom night by feminist teachers

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Confederate-flag-dress.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
well heres just another example a young southern born female student proudfull of here heritage and culture,gets pushed out of importaint prom night, by some new women world globalist teachers making a example of here, just think her memorys of graduation from high school is going to be emotionally harmed for the rest of her life she will never expearance that wonderfull time in her life..

 

watch the video on the bottom of th link even the black students stood up for her , sad

 

Good. Nobody wants fat chicks at their prom.

 

If the prom was important to her....she wouldn't have been prioritizing a statement. Which is what that dress was. I have no problem with schools deciding appropriate and unappropriate---and knowing I may not always agree wtih the.

 

ah yeah i guess so the principal must of been under pressure at lot of pressure by obamas wife she probley called him up saying, shes not a poster teen for my knew green food program and not exersizing enough..

 

Why would she even wear that?

 

how was she to know school boys wore hats and belt buckels to class with the flag on it they werent turned away.. did you watch the video?

 

Which instrument will she be playing? Tuba? French Horn?

 

ah maybe she liked the schoolboys that wore the hats and belt buckels wanted a kiss or a dance with them,.. come on she wanted to show her heritage to them and impress them

 

Yes because we all know showing our hats and belt buckels equals wearing a flag for a prom dress.

 

shes wanted to play the /there texas steer horn of course.

 

Shouldn't you be studying or something?!

 

Should be sleeping, got a competition tomorrow.

 

Best of luck!

notte

 

Thanks. I'll be up for a little bit more.

 

ah dancing at a prom with a few young men boys, is not in your face as wearing a hat down a school hallway , you would be viewed by the whole school , the prom is a limmited amount of students in there dorm and they those limmited students where in the same 12 grade and most of them knew her, and the black kids knew here because they where in the same classes and i bet they knew she wasnt racist

 

Well a few holes in your logic. Now I'm not aware of this school's dress code, but something tells me, your not allowed to wear hats during school. Belt buckles, where I come from, we don't truck our shirts in, so we don't see the buckles. You bring up the African Americans, two of them, out of a population of how much? And you realize that it's also seen as a symbol of oppersion to other minorities as well correct? And lastly, I don't seem to recall calling her a racist, just asking why she wanted to wear thee dress.

 

i was using emotions in most of my post logic isnt needed that much here,because its was a dance prom and a dress from a females perspective of mine.

good point, but your view is limmited here widen it to the teachers, see they would of heard rummers and comments from other black stundents that would of been offended the snitches in school would of told the teachers,about the hats and buckels that wear flashed around at verious times on campus.

you said in post #6 (Why would she even wear that?) you didnt say wanted you said even ,now the word EVEN is extreame word absolute word that tome appears you think she must be racist to wear such a dress

 

She should have gone with the "Malcolm X, Kill Whitey, New Black Panther Party Theme"........she would have been fawned over by the school administration and local media......

 

What business is it of yours what she wears?

I think the school has the authority to ban the dress but I question their judgement for doing so.

 

Whoah! Did she get the whole band?

 

Shouldn't have walked in with such a shameful dress.

Oh wait, I ment proudull dress. Because the south is soo great with its history of slavery and bigotry!

 

I wonder if she sues the principle directly and not the school district, would the principle have to pay for her own lawyer? If she does, then that would be a lesson in taking away a student freedom of expression.

 

Does it matter why she wanted to wear the dress? Why?

 

Not for nothing, but I took Krane's comment to be more along the lines of poor fashion sense.