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Published 17:47 30 May 2015 BST
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#croptopday #StandInSolidarity i stand against the sexualization of underage girls at school by staff members pic.twitter.com/dR31L5NY1s
— ☼ (@starrylarry) May 26, 2015
This led to a discussion with Rob MacKinnon, her principal at Etobicoke School of the Arts in Toronto.
“I’m very proud of them for talking about what they value — critical thinking is important in schools,” said MacKinnon.
“It’s about appropriate dress for this setting, not sexualising students or objectifying them, but what’s OK in school" he continued.
@IXELAmusic (sunflower shorts) asked to cover up @tdsb Etobicoke Arts School & started #croptopday #StandInSolidarity pic.twitter.com/y5X9N6zn3Z
— Stephanie Matteis (@CBCsteph) May 26, 2015
The National Post reports that Alexi and her friends have not yet backed down on the issue.
When Rob put forward the argument that school is a professional argument, Alexi replied: "This is your job, so I understand if you have to be professional, but I have to go to school and I’m going to wear whatever makes me comfortable".
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