Then how do you reconcile those that do not attend HBCUs and are not subjected to dress codes with the success they still achieve in life?
At my school we were allowed to be comfortable in our dress. That did not affect what we learned about life after college. Nor did it negatively affect our academic prowess. Not to mention that in corporate America today, many industries have relaxed dress codes anyway. For example, my daught who is a senior brand manager for Frito-Lay does not wear suits to work.
I see dress codes at HBCUs as being rather pretentious and separating the haves from the have nots.
Now if that do rag was covering up a conk, then that is a whole 'nother issue - LOL.
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