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Black Educators' Views on Middle School Students' Dress and Uniforms: Addressing Challenges from Commercialism*

Youth dress, influenced by commercialism, impacts students' attitudes and behaviors in public schools. This article reports quantitative data and...
Journal of Negro Education, The, 10/01/03 by Alleyne, Sylvan I; LaPoint, Velma; Lee, Jennifer; Mitchell, Harold W · More from publication
Uniforms in Public Schools and the First Amendment: A Constitutional Analysis

Debates about the use of school uniforms in public schools have received much attention in the last few years. Many educational stakeholders...
Journal of Negro Education, The, 10/01/03 by Mitchell, Harold W; Knechtle, John C · More from publication
Attitudes of Youth of Color on Student Dress and Uniforms: A Case of Commercialism in Schools*

The Survey of Student Dress and Behavior in Public Schools was administered to 213 predominately Black middle school students in an urban school....
Journal of Negro Education, The, 10/01/03 by LaPoint, Velma; Alleyne, Sylvan I; Mitchell, Harold W; Lee, Jennifer · More from publication

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