Violation Of Dress Codes

Girls all over the country have be voicing themselves about an issue which is becoming too common. Many have taken to the internet to show their “inappropriate outfits”. Others from around the world replied explaining dress codes are sexualizing females, and this is sending girls the wrong message about their bodies just like Sylva Stoel. She used to work at JC Penny’s until her boss sent her home for wearing clothes which were too revealing. Stoel was wearing a blue sleeveless shirt, sandals, and red shorts which she had purchased the shorts from JC Penny’s professional clothing section. She was sent home for wearing shorts. Never once did she think it was too provocative because it did not show anything except her legs. Even though the shorts were a violation of the dress code, she was not informed of the dress code at orientation like she was supposed to. Consequently, Stoel soon began looking for a new job after she was put through this situation. Stoel, like many other girls posted about her situation online to make sure the whole world knows about it. Problems like these have really started to turn heads for some people who may have looked past it before. (Murray 2-4)
In the span of the last ten years, it has become evident that dress codes around America have grown drastically. Dress codes are not the only things stopping humans from expressing their individualities. People’s basic human …show more content…
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