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victoria mitchell
January 24, 2013 at 4:03 pm
ME PERSONALLY PRAY THAT THIS LAW HIT ALL OF THE UNITED STATES.ALSO IF YOU ALL START A PETITION I’LL GO FROM HERE TO THE MOON AND BACK TO GET SIGNATURES.. HELL I’LL EVEN GO AS FAR AS MARCHING ON WASHINGTON FOR THIS ONE !! WELL CALL IT MILLION CITIZENS FOR RESPECT MARCH AS A MEANS OF SUPPORTING THIS LAW !!!
Tricia
January 26, 2013 at 2:20 pm
I would also like to make it illegal for girls to wear those short shorts that look like underwear with their cheeks hanging out – and no I am not talking about girls in the “hood.” I am talking about my Ivy league campus and the numerous campuses and wealthier neighborhoods I have traveled to across the U.S. as a Recruiter and Admissions Professional. Now, where did this tiny short shorts trend start from? Why are these tiny shorts and tight tee shirt that barely cover the midriff area of the stomach (now in style to be exposed) being marketed to young girls who dictate their fashion tastes from names like Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and Rhianna? I see them in every major department store and trendy shop – on mannequins from tween to juniors fashions. A girl in this shorts may be so brash to sit down in one of these outfits because of the surprise – we always get a glimpse of the undies or thongs they have on, as we would with a fella with saggy jeans whose long shirt rises with a reach or a stretch. Believe me as a person that travels around to college campuses around the country that this saggy pants look is not restricted to a ghetto prison thug look, the Punk Look … Sags, the Hipster Look … Sags, even the Prep look Sags under that blazer – It just depends on the person, their influence, their style – and yes I am talking about WHITE young men. Trends come and go all the time in fashion from the baggy jean that is now getting skinner to the larger tees that are now getting more fitted – but to profile BLACK and Colored Men (yes Latinos, etc.) and give them a record for clothing… not skin is unconstitutional and immoral.
The police are not to go into the suburbs and enforce this law but rather the towns and cities more densely populated with minorities. The same population that they stop and frisk almost routinely (If a young man is stopped they must empty their pockets or else). Just think about this trend and who it affects. This boy or man could be a student, a father, a leader, a business owner, a teacher – but any record at all jeopardizes their future. This law could potential place young men in a perpetual system of failure instead of using these efforts and funds to educate and inspire through community programs, learning centers and recreational activities that build character. To these “Moral” black organizations pushing this law says: Turn against your own people… and target the young ones first. Disgusting and despicable – more than any view of boxer shorts can be in my opinion.
Puerto Rican Guy
January 29, 2013 at 7:41 pm
Pants are made to COVER your ass not show it. These idiots look like fools. This is no fashion statement.