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"The school spoke to my mother and I as if we were stupid and with no respect. You wouldn't believe how they acted. When the principle told my boyfriend and I to leave he, I'm guessing, wanted to show his anger and smacked the hood of my boyfriend's mom's car. They acted out in the wrong way trying to use force when we weren't even putting up a fight. I wasn't there to cause problems I was going to do as I was told so that way what they did was all on them and none of this could come back on me. I was so embarrassed by all of this because they wouldn't even let us out of our automobile and yelled and screamed all of these things at my date and myself in front of a large crowd who were mostly there to see me and support what I was standing up for. So after all this I ended up spending my senior prom on the sidewalk in front of my school and danced my first and last dance of my senior year there."

Jacqueline Duty

Jackueline Duty wearing her Confederate flag dress
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This story was originally published on CNN.com in 2014. Kelly Wallace is CNN's digital correspondent and editor-at-large covering family, career and life. Read her other columns and follow her reports at CNN Parents and on Twitter. (CNN) Just when you thought you'd heard everything. A 17-year-old high ...

You can't wear that to the prom – In May 2014, a Richmond, Virginia, teen attending a homeschool prom said she was kicked out because her dress was too short. The teen said the dress was longer than her fingertips, as required by the dress code. She was told that parents complained her attire would ...
Just when you thought you'd heard everything. A 17-year-old high school senior who was attending a prom for homeschoolers this weekend near Richmond, Virginia, got kicked out, she says, because she was told her dress was too short. In a blog post detailing what happened and showing a photo of her ...
(LEXINGTON, Ky., December 21st, 2004, 11:30 a.m.) -- A Greenup County teenager is suing the school district for barring her from the prom for wearing a red dress styled as a large Confederate battle flag. School officials kept Jacqueline Duty out of Russell High School's May 1 prom for wearing the dress, calling it too ...


 

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