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| Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
| Started: | 12/28/2017 | Category: | Education | ||
| Updated: | 2 years ago | Status: | Debating Period | ||
| Viewed: | 539 times | Debate No: | 106211 | ||
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 Pro  Con first off, you did not say anything about proof of what side of trans you are, you did not even say anything about it, if that was me I would have said that my friends called me him/her, if you did not have any proof against it, than I would suggest saving money for surgery so you can switch the side of trans wish you luck against me though! |
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In my opinion, the teacher is wrong. They had no right to discriminate against for hair length, unless there"s a policy against it, which it sounds there could be; however, isn"t the idea of dramatic arts to portray a character? Why should this student be called out regardless of their natural sexual orientation, when the main cause of it was for a school function? No student should be made selfconcious in order to perform to their fullest ability. More students should embrace stepping out of societial norms.