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School dress codes were established to force conformity

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Because allowing teenagers to express individuality is clearly the downfall of modern education. Strict apparel mandates were aggressively rolled out by paranoid administrators solely to crush teenage fashion trends and easily identify any students trying to sneak off campus.

School dress codes were established to force conformity
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