Dress
By: Roman Espejo, book editor
Series: Teen rights and freedoms
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737758238
Subjects: Dress codes; Freedom of expression; Students; Civil rights; Law and legislation; Legal status, laws
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: School dress codes, free speech, and the US courts: an overview /; title: Michael A. Owsley; title: Students have a right to free expression on clothing when it does not cause disruption--the Supreme Court's decision  -- Abe Fortas; title: Disruptive clothing may not be linked to student behavior  -- Melinda Swafford, Le Ann Jolley, and Leigh Southward; title: Schools may not prohibit students from wearing the Confederate flag--the Circuit Court's decision  -- Gilbert S. Merritt Jr.; title: School dress codes are constitutional--the Circuit Court's decision  -- Jeffrey S. Sutton; title: School dress codes should be enforced  -- Mike Knox; title: A student argues against school dress codes as a solution to social problems--personal narrative  -- David P; title: School dress codes repress students of color  -- Enrique C. Ochoa; title: A student argues against the enforcement of dress codes at colleges and universities--personal narrative  -- Jonathan Wright; title: Schools may restrict expression on clothing that attacks other students--the circuit court's decision  -- Stephen Roy Reinhardt; title: Uniforms in public schools are beneficial and reasonable  -- Angela Walmsley; title: Uniforms in public schools cannot be fairly enforced  -- Clair Schwan; title: The right to wear Islamic dress in schools is protected by the constitution  -- Anita L. Allen; title: Sagging pants should be banned  -- Todd A. Smith -- A ban on sagging pants is discriminatory / -- Andrew Potter; title: Schools have the right to prohibit messages on clothing--the circuit court of appeals' decision -- -- Jerry E. Smith; title: Free expression on clothing is an important right for high school students -- Greg Beato -- Cross dressing is a growing challenge for schools /-- Jan Hoffman.