why are bandanas banned in school?

Answer 1

Freedom is speech is often misinterpreted as freedom to say (wear) what I want, where I want, and when I want. The courts have never upheld this unrestricted view of this freedom.

With our freedoms also comes responsibilities. You cannot say false things in public so as to cause harm to another, like slander. These things can put you in jail. Similarly, what you wear can mean something derogatory, insulting, or to the reasonable person impart a message that may incite violence. Such nonverbal speech (like clothing) can, and is, restricted or banned from places wear the public must congregate, like schools.

So, bandanas are reasonably associated, perhaps, with gangs. Gangs mean, to the reasonable person, violence, and can incite violence. Bandanas are therefore resricted or banned in public gathering places, like schools.

If you want to wear it...wear it elsewhere.

Answer 2

Cause They Can,The Principal Is Down Like 4 Flat Tires

Answer 3

too many of the brats inside the building enjoy any excuse to disrupt the educational objectives others have for being there in the first place.

Answer 4

too many gangs have made colored bandanas their gang signs.

Answer 5

Because gangs use them to represent them.

Answer 6

theyre disrespectfull,thats why they banned in most schools.

Answer 7

shows gang related 'colors'