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Sorry realitychuck I don't understand what you mean...I'm assuming that was meant as an insult...can you make your statement a little more concise and convey a clear thought, please?

@doasisaynotasido, Notice I said emotionally or physically hurtful. I would consider that emotionally harmful, YES! My goodness, if any of my elementary school teachers had walked around bare breasted, I and others would probably have been scarred for life! Not to mention years of therapy!   I doubt his hair is sca...more

@reality Chuck, My response may be considered delusional, but one thing you can't call it is judgemental and demeaning.   @curmugin, a child finding a way to express himself is important for his development as well as his peers. How many children and teenagers today are turning to self destruction, anger, and viol...more

It's too far if it is hurting yourself or others, whether emotionally or physically.   His actions aren't hurtful, some people just find it annoying. Which if you ask me is immature.

Why are educators still preoccupied with hair issues? Because their is still a large number of people in America who cringe when someone wants to be different or express themselves in some way that doesn't adhere to their own way of doing things.   In other words, some people are still narrow-minded. So sad that a...more

I think you are disregarding the value this has for the 11 year old boy who's mother could very well die from this, and will most assuredly deal with the complications of it for the rest of her life. Taking a stand on something (raising awareness) is not only morally and socially acceptable (as long as it is done witho...more

"Parents have always helped their kids with college and education," LOL not my parents! Where are these so called parents? I want 'em! I'm 23 and paying for college(and everything else) myself. If people can't support themselves AND they got help from their parents after turning 18, they definitely have no excuse! Go o...more

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