Posters over length of high school skirts causing controversy

Posters over length of high school skirts causing controversy

NIIGATA, Japan - One of the three posters produced by high school teachers in Niigata Prefecture calling on students to wear longer uniform skirts reads, ''You can smarten your mind and your skirts if you're motivated.'' (Kyodo)

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