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The Bridge Of One Podcast
Sherard K. Burns
Tuskegee Grad-Skegee Glad - The New Tuskegee Experiment | EP. 20
AUG 26, 202618 MIN
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Description
When Dress Does Not Impress!! I am jumping in a bit late, but I want to give my weigh in into this modern day Tuskegee Experiment. As one who graduated from TU I have a personal interest in what happens. I believe this issue is clearly bigger than dress codes etc. What is at stake is less than students dressing in ways deemed appropriate; what is at stake is the enculturation of the future of black students’ entry and success in broader society. Yes, that is making a big point, but I believe that dress is not simply a reflection of culture - though it cannot be less than that - but it also reflects something of the mindset of individuals; mindsets reflect worldviews and worldviews shape identity. This is more than a dress code; it is a Life Code!
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