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====Uniforms and strict dress codes restrict students from their freedom of speech and expression. “Democracy implies respect for peoples rights. In our kind of democracy, the rights of people are affirmed in a bill of rights, in international treaties, etc. (“No School Uniforms!”).” Uniform policies are unconstitutional and limit self expression of students (Cook). By way of the Bill of Rights, students along with all people have freedom of speech and expression, but schools are abolishing these rights in some ways because uniforms force students to dress a certain way instead of letting a student express themselves through their clothing. School uniforms suppress individually, and many educators believe that values of education are more important than what students wear (Grauke). These facts support that schools uniforms limit freedom of speech and expression in many ways.====