Last I checked, the species was Homo sapiens, and both sexes belong to it.

For the same reason you teach good study habits and work ethic to children. Because it is easier to reinforce a good habit than it is to break a bad one.

This is exactly what I was hoping someone would say. Thank you.

school =/= work, and children =/= adult.

Bring back the 70's?

I'm a boy. Got sent home for wearing brown socks instead of blue.

When I was in school, I got suspended for wearing the wrong color socks.

Kids (and she is a child) ALWAYS think they are being treated 'unfairly'. It is not for them to decide what is and isn't fair. When did society go so upside-down?

Damn. And I was rooting for this couple the other day too.

"But it seems pretty clear that generally, dress-code rules for boys are generally about appearing "neat," while rules for girls are about "not creating a distraction.""

"It's a powerful statement about the normalcy of transgender individuals."

Do you think so? I was around in the early 80's, and I watched as cultural sensitivity ramped up in the early 90's. This school's policies- and the policies of schools all over the country- which are based on rules established due to the complaints of parents, have created these scenarios. Zero tolerance gone awry.

And the chickens come home to roost. This was disgusting treatment of an educator, but what else can be expected in a country where people have spent the last 30 years ramping up the rhetoric on political correctness?

Also, it is absolutely true that the Germans who hated Jews were in the minority. The ones who would commit crimes against them even fewer.

All too familiar with historical anti-semitism. They were driven from Spain, Holland, France, Jerusalem. I understand all too well.

One of my lust cars is a 1975 Jaguar XJ-6 2-door. In British Racing Green.

"It reinforces the idea that potential victims are responsible for their own sexual safety. "

Vintage British roadster. Sounds so awesome to contemplate an Austin Healey or a Triumph TR7.

I love my Cookie Monster self.

It is, but you seem to have more faith in humanity than I do.