Senate says goodbye to dress code

[Kimstu]

@flurb

The interesting thing to me about the resolution is how it studiously avoids setting any standard for what constitutes “business attire” for women. I’m sure male Senators didn’t want to touch that topic with a ten-foot poll.

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[Digger11]

@The_Other_Waldo_Pepper

For a thread title, maybe “Senate says aloha to dress code” would’ve been a better fit.

In both senses of the word.

[Northern_Piper]

@flurb

The interesting thing to me about the resolution is how it studiously avoids setting any standard for what constitutes “business attire” for women. I’m sure male Senators didn’t want to touch that topic with a ten-foot poll.

This has come up in some of the courts in Canada. Male judges have learnt that saying anything more than “business attire” for women is not a good career move.

[DesertDog]

@Dr_Paprika

Still, I did not repeat this, basically agreeing with them I would prefer to see my own doctor dressed nicely too.

Interesting. Ages ago I read a quote from someone, Unlike their doctors, people want their lawyers dressed as well as possible.

[Whack-a-Mole]

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