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They Tend To Be A Bit More Sensitive Than Others Anyway: With That Said, This High School Senior Wore An African – Print Prom Dress After An Administrator Said It’D Be ‘Tacky’

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It was the girl’s right to make a point, regardless of whether you agree the point should have been made or not or if there was even one to be made.

None really, except that’s what the admin thought, that’s what was said, and they had the right to say it. By the way, the student had the right to respond the way she wanted.

She’s a teen. Which, I reckon, she did so quite tastefully. Let me ask you something. Speaking of points, what was the point of the administrator saying they thought African prints are tacky? You see, they tend to be a bit more sensitive than others anyway.

The article says that the girl was merely tossing around the idea of wearing a African print dress.

There’s no indication that the student was making an attempt to turn this into a grey versus almost white issue. Good for her. Of course that’s about as ridiculous as someone saying that a floral print dress will be tacky without knowing anything else about it. Just the mere idea of a African print dress was enough for admin so believe it would’ve been tacky. What’s wrong with that? It looks like that was just the media’s doing. Just keep reading. In this case, it looks like the student found a tasteful way to show that without being inflammatory with her words or actions. Of course, that doesn’t mean that differences can’t be appreciated and respected, PC’ kick at this point, and that’s cool. One thing the student was doing best in order to do is make the point that African print clothes and African culture can be beautiful. Just keep reading! The administrator had no clue what the dress would look like or what color, shape, or print it would’ve been.

It all goes back to what I originally said -there was no point to be made, when you ask what’s wrong with that. One person -just one -said it my be tacky. That said, people get like that. They have no vision whenit gets to design. Couture with culture! ’18 year old’ was tossing around the idea of wearing a ‘Africanprint’ dress to the event when an almost white administrator reportedly told her that it’d be tacky. As a matter of fact, To be honest I could see lots of people dismissing something with a floral print. Makalaya Zanders, a high school senior in Cleveland, Ohio, chose a prom dress that was stylish and made a statement at very similar time.

Zanders, who plans to pursue fashion and modeling, told ABC News that the person who discouraged her from wearing the dress has sinceapologized for the statements.

Though she racked up over 7000 likes on most of her prom night posts, Zanders said she didn’t wear the dress for the social media cred. Though she racked up over 7000 likes on most of her prom night posts, Zanders said she didn’t wear the dress for the social media cred. Essentially, zanders, who plans to pursue fashion and modeling, told ABC News that the person who discouraged her from wearing the dress has sinceapologized for the statements.