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Cheerleaders Chastised for 'Inappropriate' Breast Cancer T-Shirts

steve229
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14 yrs ago · 1 min read

Cheerleaders at Gilbert High School in Gilbert, Ariz., can't wear the pink t-shirts they bought to raise money for breast cancer research because the school's administrators claim the slogan they bear is inappropriate...the squad's shirts say “Feel for lumps, save your bumps,” and the team planned to wear them during the school's football games during their cheers on the field and while collecting money from the crowd.

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georgmicrodong

Fucking uptight bastards. Good thing they didn't get the "Save the Ta-Tas" ones!

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bang69

thats stupid. let the girls wear the shirts

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vincemichaels

SHEESH !!

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Alucard

These administrator's are literally SCARED to DEATH that 1 UPTIGHT parent is going to be offended. Get some BACKBONE!!! This is about CANCER, not SEX!

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gatorfan

We all should feel them for lumps.

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txtittyfan

It's about standards. Schools pretty much do not allow any expressions on tee shirts. While this tee shirt has good intentions, you will get some asshole like Douchester wanting to wear a shirt that is offensive. Where do you draw the line on interpretation? You do it by eliminating all expressions even remotely sexual or offensive. My daughter's school does not even allow skull and crossbones on shirts.

It's is not uptight asshole administrators, but the asshole members of society that do things for attention with their expressions, that have resulted in the restrictions on expression in schools.

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highlander2973

A lot of these breast cancer awareness slogans are getting rather risque. Saw some of those slap bracelets that say 'I LOVE BOOBIES' and another pink t-shirt with a girl in a baseball uniform saying 'Save Second Base.' Now that was cute.

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