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17 Y O Gets Sent Home From School For Her Innocent Outfit, Causes Backlash

A student in Kamloops, British Columbia, was pulled from school and sent home because her teacher decided her clothes were inappropriate and might be distracting. But it wasn’t that there was anything wrong with the outfit itself 17-year-old Karis wore a white turtleneck underneath a black knee-length dress. Generally speaking, there wasn’t any excessive show of skin or anything like that, but the teen still had to go home in tears. Her father took it to the internet to protest this decision with a video that went viral “This is unacceptable. We shouldn’t treat our females like this. We shouldn’t be telling them they can’t dress a certain way. This is absurd,” said Christopher Wilson, the girl’s father. “After a short period of time, she was centered out by the teacher and was told the outfit she was wearing made or could make her or the teacher’s assistant, who was a male, feel uncomfortable.”

Kamloops high school students rally for teen dismissed over outfit | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Image Credit: FACEBOOK/Jamie Maclean February 24, 2021 - 5:22 PM Chants of I stand wih Karis rang out at a secondary school in Kamloops today as controversy flared when her peers walked out to protest action against the girl over her choice of clothing. Dozens of students at NorKam Secondary School protested today, Feb. 24. One had a sign that read, My education is more important than what I wear. The focus of the rally was student Karis Wilson and the fact she was dismissed Tuesday from school over the clothing she wore. Karis Wilson was dismissed from Norkam Secondary over this outfit.

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