Is this political correctness? Is this another example of double standards? Is this religious suppression?
According to a report by CBS news in New Jersey, 13 y/o Alex Woinski was sent home from school for dressing up as Jesus for Halloween. Alex have been told that the length and texture of his hair gives him a Jesus-like appearance even though no one really knows what Jesus looked like. I’m sure they are referring to the paintings and pictures they see of Jesus.
The ironic thing about this is that other students who were “over-dressed” for halloween were told to tone down their costumes by making the necessary adjustments. How come Alex wasn’t given this opportunity? He was sent home.
On what grounds you may ask? Well according to the report, Alex states that the principal told him that it was offensive to some students. Excuse me Mr. Principal – offensive to some students or is to you wanting to be politically correct? Just wondering.
The school says this costume was a disruption and denies its religious nature had anything to do with it. “I don’t think I overreacted,” Principal Joan Broe told CBS 2. Disruption? Are you serious? I thought any kind of halloween costume would be a distraction from the normal everyday school dress code. Secondly, if the other members of the student body had costumes on, where would the distraction be? Who would be distracted?
These are just some of the questions that I’m having. I don’t know if I may have to retract some in the future if I learn more about this case.
Mr. Principal, please come up with a better explanation. Yes you overreacted.










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