Not exactly asking for this
From Robert Whitcomb’s “Digital Diary,’’ in GoLocal24.com
Rhode Island state Sen. Jonathon Acosta calls a proposed Senate dress code mandating that such traditional business clothing as jackets and collared shirts for men and blouses for women be worn in the chamber is somehow ‘’oppression’’ by white culture. In fact, such clothing, whatever its origins in Western culture, has long since become near-universal as a sign of seriousness, decorum and respect for the organizations that people work for. Just look at what people wear in international organizations.
Consider that officials of China, the ultimate non-Western power, all wear “Western” business clothes. I don’t think that they feel oppressed by this.
