Tuskegee University Enforces Strict Dress Code: Business Suits Mandatory
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Alabama's Tuskegee University, a historically Black college, has implemented a new dress code requiring students to wear business suits and proper shoes for classes, cafeteria, and official settings. The policy, aimed at preparing students for the workforce, also bans revealing clothing, bedroom shoes, bonnets, and du-rags. Faculty will enforce the dress code, along with a ban on cellphone use in classrooms and mandatory attendance. The policy has sparked debate among students and alumni.
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