#lee hale

[jerrylewis-thekid]

[idancewithmolerats]

Вот и меня (хоть и с некоторым запозданием) настигло всеобщее помешательство: захотелось полюбоваться на гримасничающего мистера Хейла... Ну что, да здравствуют нейросети😁

[moleratgallery]

Ли и Арлин. На случай, если сюда заглянет кто-нибудь с фикбука))

[idancewithmolerats]

Lee needs some sleep. And a pillbox of mentats. And a hairbrush.

[idancewithmolerats]

Maybe it's a waste of time to draw an OC from the unwritten fanfic, but here he is. His name is Lee Hale and he is not okay with traditions of Point Lookout💀

[npr]

A growing number of students and parents feel that dress codes are biased toward female students. And that has led to complaints and protests around the country.

Among the recent headlines: A high school in North Dakota, where female students complained that changes to the dress code were unfair to girls. Students in Maine wore "crop tops" and other off-limits clothing to protest what they said is a sexist policy.

At Pasadena High School in Southern California, one student summed up the concerns of many: "I'm against the way they presented it to us," sophomore Sophie Manoukian told local television station CBS2. "It's like girls should be ashamed of their bodies. And even though they presented it like it was about equal opportunity for education, it was about how girls can be distracting and pulled out of class to change."

How should these issues be approached? Can they be avoided altogether?

Dress Code Drama: What's A Principal To Do?

GIF: LA Johnson/NPR