School board in Florida likely to ban furry attire in updated dress code

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Animal tails. Ears. Dog collars.

Why are kids wearing them? Should they be wearing them in school? And just what is a “furry,” anyway?

These were just a few of the questions debated during a discussion of Brevard Public Schools’ dress code policy, one during which school board members talked more about the trend of dressing and behaving like an animal than about other aspects of classroom couture.

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