A new bill passed by the state’s House of Representatives makes it a crime for anyone in grades K-20 to wear their pants below the waist. That means the law will come at you even if you are in college.
Despite a mini uproar from NAACP chapters, lawmakers claim this measure will bring a little class back to society.
“This pro-family, pro-education, pro-jobs bill provides each school district … adopt a student dress code of conduct, a policy that explains to each student their responsibility,” said Rep. Hazelle Rogers, who also introduced the measure. “This would make for a better school district and more productive students.”
So what do you think? Should the government be allowed to legislate how people wear their clothes? –terry shropshire
