Only god can judge me! If only that were true, the truth is passing judgment is what humans are really good at. Whether it’s the color of your skin, your sex, or beliefs; for students in New York’s Stuyvesant High School, it’s all about how you look. The Nation’s Jessica Valenti, took a look into New York’s Stuyvesant High School dress code that is pinning their female students to not only the schools written rules and regulations, but imposing the staff’s personal interpretation or preference’s upon the students appearance. She uses imagery, an appeal to ethos, and a biased tone to deliver her message on how objectification of female students individual shape, sizes, and variation of their bodies effects the way clothing fits on them.
Monday, October 8, 2012
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Only god can judge me! If only that were true, the truth is passing judgment is what humans are really good at. Whether it’s the color of your skin, your sex, or beliefs; for students in New York’s Stuyvesant High School, it’s all about how you look. The Nation’s Jessica Valenti, took a look into New York’s Stuyvesant High School dress code that is pinning their female students to not only the schools written rules and regulations, but imposing the staff’s personal interpretation or preference’s upon the students appearance. She uses imagery, an appeal to ethos, and a biased tone to deliver her message on how objectification of female students individual shape, sizes, and variation of their bodies effects the way clothing fits on them.
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