Army Officer Barred from Entering Daughter’s High School Over Uniform

Michigan District Apologizes To Army Officer Denied Entrance Into Daughter’s School Over Uniform

Rochester Schools superintendent Robert Shaner is also a veteran. He promptly apologized and rectified the situation. The superintendent sent Fox News a letter stating, “The district has apologized for any perception that individuals in uniform are not welcome in the school. The district does not have a policy excluding individuals in uniform and will be working with administration and the firm that handles our security to make sure district policies are understood and communicated accurately.”

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a reply to: Nyiah

I was touched inappropriately by someone wearing pants.
Now what?

originally posted by: Nyiah
I can understand and would be more than willing to agree with restricting an adult's attire, uniform or not, if a student had gone through a mental trauma situation like a rape by soldier, or solider parent death(s) attached to it. It's one thing to be a dick for no reason, but if it's a valid trauma reason, screw the rest of them, the kid's mental health is more important that his uniform is. Assuming that's what it's about in the first place.

And if they were raped by a black man are all black men excluded from entering?

What about if they wore blue .. no blue shirts?

What if their name was John, all people with the name of John have to change their name?