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all students at Millard South High School, were ordered to stay home from one to three days in late August for wearing T-shirts that memorialized Julius Robinson, 18, a Millard South football player who was shot to death in June. The shirts were being sold to help raise money so Robinson’s family could buy a headstone for his grave. A school in California is being sued because they did not have enough regulation of the dress code. A student who was allowed to wear makeup and feminine clothing was shot and killed at the school and now the family is suing because the school allowed the boy to dress so differently which may have contributed to the violent act against him.
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In the passage of the students wearing a shirt to remember a football played who have got killed. It was violating the school code.A student who was allowed to wear make up was shot and killed. Its time we put stop to this school dress code is getting out of hand.
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