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* For most of ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'', the school was uniform-free. For a while, however, uniforms were required after an incident. This was portrayed as stifling, though the students didn't complain much.
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* For most of ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'', ''Series/DegrassiTheNextGeneration'', the school was uniform-free. For a while, however, uniforms were required after an incident. This was portrayed as stifling, though the students didn't complain much.
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* The book ''The Pants Project'' is based around a specific example where a transgender student tries to change his school's uniform policies because it requires female-assigned-at-birth students to wear skirts and male-assigned-at-birth to wear pants.
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* The book ''The Pants Project'' ''Literature/ThePantsProject'' is based around a specific example where a transgender student tries to change his school's uniform policies because it requires female-assigned-at-birth students to wear skirts and male-assigned-at-birth to wear pants.
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* There's an incident in ''Literature/DearAmerica: Where Have All the Flowers Gone?'', set in 1968 Boston, where protagonist Molly Flaherty is suspended for involvement in a protest against the school uniform policy.
