Teenage girls' T-shirts, however, are garnering the lion's share of attention from parents and school officials.
Most teen girls say they're just having fun with the trend.
I think guys are a pain in the butt. Terry Ward, interim assistant principal at Vaca Pena Middle School, said shirts with suggestive slogans are discouraged because they detract from the learning environment at school. The idea is not to curb rights but to put the focus on education. If feminism advocated equal rights for women, post-feminism acknowledges that women can now relax and enjoy the triumphs of the movement by expressing their sexuality or femininity without fear of losing status or being treated unequally, said professor Sarah Projansky. Teenagers have historically used clothing as a form of expression, Projansky said.