A fan Shawei college student wants the school to give up a 20-year-
After she said she was kicked out of the gym for wearing a sports bra, the old dress code.
Elizabeth McKenzie, a first-year student who is training for college football players, said that on Tuesday, she was escorted out of the equipment area of the gym after staff asked her to refuse to cover mider midriff.
Winnipeg teenagers question the school\'s \"presence\" dress code the dress code for the gym includes
Standing Rules regarding the shirt must cover the user\'s middle to lower chest, ribs and abdomen. Mckenzie, 21, —
This school year, she received multiple warnings from gym staff about her dress --
She says she always hides when she is asked.
However, for the first time after Tuesday, her male friend refused to change --
She said she was wearing an exposed coat.
Left alone and allowed to stay.
\"This is gender discrimination . . . . . .
I want to abolish the dress code.
Who chooses what I put on myself?
McKenzie said she took a photo of herself wearing a fitness suit and shared it with her concerns, an online Facebook post shared by more than 1,000 people.
Jodi Anderson, director of fitness and health programs at the college, said the dress code is designed to address health issues and meet industry standards.
The dress code for Bier Markt, known as \"gender discrimination and discrimination,\" said: \"This policy is not gender-specific and is the same for all . \".
\"The dress code policy is in place to ensure the hygiene and health of all our students and staff . . . . . . Prevent and reduce skin contact with machines and equipment.
\"Anderson was unable to deal with any incidents involving gym students due to privacy concerns.
Conducting said she is currently in the process of receiving an incident-related misconduct investigation at the college.
She said she was banned from certain parts of the gym before further notice.
She admitted that she had violated the dress code and used dirty words.
University officials told her they were also working on inappropriate communication that was not relevant in the gym.
Anderson said taking someone out of the facility was not just a violation of the dress code.
In fact, before school interference, gym staff may issue five or more warnings about violations of dress code.
McKenzie said she respected the investigation.
However, she will continue to fight for men and women to wear whatever they want in the gym.
She said that a group of her friends and other strangers had entered the facility wearing clothes that deliberately violated the dress code to support her.
\"Keep silent and do nothing.
\"As long as I continue to fight for justice, things will change,\" she said . \".