I'm sure most of you are aware of this by now. I'm particularly interested in this part:
The bill stipulates that "in schools, junior high schools and high schools, signs and dress that conspicuously show the religious affiliation of students are forbidden."
Here's a thought: What would happen if someone decided to form and subsequently follow a religion where all clothing was a sign of devotion? Would followers of that religion have to come to school naked, or would there be an exception?
After all, if their main religious symbol is clothing, wearing clothes is a clear indication of their religious affiliation, right?
Posted by CD on February 11, 2004 12:17 AMBloody French.
Posted by: tommy at February 11, 2004 09:58 AMThat religion exists, and ironically enough, its called high school!
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