The policy prohibits customers from wearing anything that can be taken for gang markers, such as red or blue bandanas. Violating the dress code can lead to someone's being asked to change his ...

The real gang members are changing their habits ... On the lookout Local school districts are tuned in to the significance of such teen dress codes, and have been dealing with this problem ...

The reason? He was wearing a do-rag, which is explicitly prohibited under the Union Station dress code as an item of "commonly known gang-related paraphernalia" -- a category the mall defines as ...

I want to follow up on something that jumped out at me from our collection of dress code rules: the ones justified as a way of preventing students from joining gangs (Olga noted that trend here).

The updated dress code no longer allows students to wear blue, red, or purple as well as any item that could be associated with gangs such as bandanas or decorative belt buckles. "We're just ...

Latino students are also punished for "wearing clothes that all students commonly wear without issue, like red or blue clothing, based only on vague assertions of gang dress prohibitions," the ...

The ACLU published a report last summer that said the Caldwell and Nampa school districts’ enforcement of “gang” dress codes punish Latino students. About 40% of students in the Nampa School ...