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Mum's fury as school uniform policy bans girls from wearing trousers - Vimarsana News

Mum's fury as school uniform policy bans girls from wearing trousers

'I can't believe such sexist attitudes are still prevalent in high schools'.

Mom Angry at Mother-in-Law Dressing Her Son, 2, in 'Girly' Clothes Dragged - Vimarsana News

Mom Angry at Mother-in-Law Dressing Her Son, 2, in 'Girly' Clothes Dragged

"Dresses won't make boys a girl or 'girly' any more than trousers make girls into boys," Francesca Cambridge Mallen told Newsweek.

Keep gender-identity ideology out of schools - Vimarsana News

Keep gender-identity ideology out of schools

A primary school encouraging boys to wear skirts shows how trans thinking has seeped into schools.

Mum slams M&S ponytail pulling photo for 'promoting violence against women' - Vimarsana News

Mum slams M&S ponytail pulling photo for 'promoting violence against women'

Tracey Garcia with son Elliott (Image: Manchester Evening News) Want Stoke-on-Trent news emailed to you direct from our journalists? Sign up to our newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Marks & Spencer has removed an image of a brother pulling his sister's ponytail after a customer complained it promoted violence. Tracey...

Parents react as Matalan accused of 'sexualising' children with girls' clothing range - Vimarsana News

Parents react as Matalan accused of 'sexualising' children with girls' clothing range

Parents react as Matalan accused of 'sexualising' children with girls' clothing range The retailer is under fire for its Candy Couture range for girls aged nine to 16 Updated Parents have reacted after Matalan's girls' clothing range was criticised for 'sexualising' children. We reported yesterday how the retailer's Candy Couture range for girls aged nine to 16, was branded inappropriate by campaigners. Highlighting cropped tops, side lace denim shorts and a tight black bardot dress, campaign group Let Clothes Be Clothes said 'they are short, tight and skimpy because they reflect adult, se...