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Sep. 19th, 2007
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Sep. 19th, 2007 10:19 pmhttp://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070914/NEWS01/709140350
Students challenge ban on Gothic
School board policy prohibits such clothing
Amaris -- a soft-spoken sophomore who said she'd never been suspended and had never received a grade lower than a C -- argues she has a right to her style of dress. She said her clothing is part of her Wiccan religion, a neo-pagan, Earth-centered faith.Amaris -- a soft-spoken sophomore who said she'd never been suspended and had never received a grade lower than a C -- argues she has a right to her style of dress. She said her clothing is part of her Wiccan religion, a neo-pagan, Earth-centered faith.
it says elsewhere in the article that "goth" is the only style of dress specifically named as prohibited in the dress code. Now, I don't agree for a second that one entire style should be right out and any other style allowed...
but for fuck's sake, people...the Wiccan religion does NOT require that one dress in a particular style. DON'T try to claim that this is a religious freedom issue, it's NOT.
I would like to commend the writer of the article, however on the minimal mention of Wicca and especially not trying to equate all things pagan to Wicca.
Students challenge ban on Gothic
School board policy prohibits such clothing
Amaris -- a soft-spoken sophomore who said she'd never been suspended and had never received a grade lower than a C -- argues she has a right to her style of dress. She said her clothing is part of her Wiccan religion, a neo-pagan, Earth-centered faith.Amaris -- a soft-spoken sophomore who said she'd never been suspended and had never received a grade lower than a C -- argues she has a right to her style of dress. She said her clothing is part of her Wiccan religion, a neo-pagan, Earth-centered faith.
it says elsewhere in the article that "goth" is the only style of dress specifically named as prohibited in the dress code. Now, I don't agree for a second that one entire style should be right out and any other style allowed...
but for fuck's sake, people...the Wiccan religion does NOT require that one dress in a particular style. DON'T try to claim that this is a religious freedom issue, it's NOT.
I would like to commend the writer of the article, however on the minimal mention of Wicca and especially not trying to equate all things pagan to Wicca.
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Sep. 19th, 2007 10:55 pmI've just submitted three pieces to Oak Leaves for consideration for publication...the article I wrote last year, Ancestors For Those Without Ancestors (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
chronarchy suggeted at the time that I submit it, I was planning to but apparently never did.), my DP piety essay (http://asthefiretree.livejournal.com/7301.html) and the hymn that I wrote to Hekate, Iris and Hermes (http://fuego.livejournal.com/589765.html)
I've been thinking about submitting stuff for a while but this is the first I've actually done so.
chronarchy suggeted at the time that I submit it, I was planning to but apparently never did.), my DP piety essay (http://asthefiretree.livejournal.com/7301.html) and the hymn that I wrote to Hekate, Iris and Hermes (http://fuego.livejournal.com/589765.html)I've been thinking about submitting stuff for a while but this is the first I've actually done so.