James Madison High School will turn away parents if they show up at the school wearing bonnets, pajamas, hair rollers or leggings. https://t.co/oUM9MxAd9f — Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) April 23, 2019 The biggest argument on Twitter right now revolves around a relatively obscure high school in Texas. In case you missed it, James Madison High School in Houston has flipped the timeline on its head by instituting a dress code for PARENTS that includes no bonnets, leggings, sagging pants, shower caps, pajamas or hair rollers. There are two schools of thought about what exactly this means. Some think this is necessary for parents to present themselves well for their children. Others think this is anti-black and targeting black parents and delving into respectability. This has sparked a civil war on Twitter and things are going left. Take a look… If my mom ever showed up to my school in a bonnet I’d call acs on her — Hustle & Motivate… (@DapaDon) April 24, 2019
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Anti-Black & Boujee: That Texas High School ‘Bonnet Ban’ FOR PARENTS Has Sparked A Twitter Civil War & A LOT Of People Are Getting Dragged
