"dress the way they want" is that really a human right? Don't anally fetch things, brethren.
A man is suing BET for being forced to wear male clothes
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"dress the way they want" is that really a human right? Don't anally fetch things, brethren.
Is it?
The guy wanna dress like a womanfine let him.
Gotta stop judging folks
Lemme find out this niccas a swashbuckler.
fukking fakkit
Coming out the closet
nah man Im not gay or have the desire to wear woman's clothing.Just thinking from another point now.
Im dont approve of Homosexuality but its their life. Think we have bigger stuff to worry about than what gay folks should wear
"dress the way they want" is that really a human right? Don't anally fetch things, brethren.
Oh Im sorry, I didnt know it was a law that made you dressed a certain kind of way.
Shouldnt a human being be able too?
Elle Driver
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Since "he" is transgender, is "he" a man or woman?
If he was born a man and is transgender
"dress the way they want" is that really a human right? Don't anally fetch things, brethren.
Why not? Muslim women are denied the right to practice their religion and wear head scarves in certain places, so if someone wants to wear a certain type of clothing and they're being denied it, then yes it is against their human right (especially in the workplace).
What human right is that is what I'm fukking asking. Is that not clear?
Human rights are "commonly understood as inalienable fundamental rights to which a person is inherently entitled simply because she or he is a human being
Elle Driver
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It goes against his first amendment right, as long as he did not violate some type of dress code (and he can fight against that anyway) then he can express himself through his dress.
Can you wear anything you want to your job?
What does this have to do with anything we're talking about...
But to answer your question, yes, there are laws in place that prevent people from dressing a certain way.
But BET is a privately owned company. If someone is showing too much skin, if someone is wearing something culturally insensitive, if someone is wearing something or doing something they don't want or like to be on THEIR air, they can choose not to have that person shown.
Elle Driver
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It depends what your jobs dress code is, and even so, if it violates your first amendment right then you can fight against it. Look I'm not saying go to work naked or whatever, I'm just saying it's wrong that a queer man's rights were violated because some dumbass channel he worked for couldnt understand and acted ignorant.
I just dont understand the problem here.
Youre not grasping it. Its laws to prevent people from dressing a certain kind of way yes, but we aren't talking about crazy off the wall shyt.
The man wanted to be treated as a woman and he wanted to wear woman's clothing.
What does this have to do with anything we're talking about...
But to answer your question, yes, there are laws in place that prevent people from dressing a certain way.
But BET is a privately owned company. If someone is showing too much skin, if someone is wearing something culturally insensitive, if someone is wearing something or doing something they don't want or like to be on THEIR air, they can choose not to have that person shown.
Youre not grasping it. Its laws to prevent people from dressing a certain kind of way yes, but we aren't talking about crazy off the wall shyt.
The man wanted to be treated as a woman and he wanted to wear woman's clothing.
A man dressing as a woman is not crazy to you?