• AnyOldName3@lemmy.world
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    11 hours ago

    It’s much more common for British school children to want rid of school uniforms than it is for schoolchildren in the huge part of the world without them to want to be required to wear them. Clothing-based bullying is overblown as a hypothetical problem. Also, uniforms are the more expensive option for patents as they need to get their children regular clothes whether or not they need to also get them uniform. There’s also some evidence that places with school uniform produce adults much more likely to buy branded clothes, so if there’s a genuine causal link there, uniforms end up the more expensive option for adults, too.

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      3 hours ago

      My kids full unforms cost €40 and the first thing some prick kid did on a no uniform day was mock a child for having an old jersey.