I applaud you for taking inand taking care of all those kids that had nowhere else to turn. That shows compassion and a great strength of character. But again, it's nothing to do with girls being held to a separate standard of dress to boys in school.

I'm not exercising any moral high ground. It's not about that. It's about double standards and holding girls to a higher one than boys.

As for street cred, got plenty of my own. I was the cool mom, the one all the kids came to, boys and girls. I took in and raised as my onw, well I can't even count, friends and girlfriends of my boys. So yeah, I get it. Still, doesn't make forcing girls from their classrooms to be inspected and evaluated for what their wearing, while boys sit comfortably dressed for the weather in the same classroom right. That's my only point.