August 15,2023

 Today in class we went over a article of dress code and annotating the passage.The article was about why we should have a dress code and the reason behind why prisoners have jumpsuits.Dress code is a policy of what you are wearing wherever you go that provides that policy.If its in school,church at someones house,stores and many more.You have to respect the rules even if you dont like it and dont want to follow them.There are plenty of more reason why dress code is allowed and should be followed.

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