Zero-tolerance policy. One of the many things I think public school systems do wrong, because they encourage bullying with it, knowing if the person does anything, all it takes is one call, especially if the bully's parents are kingpins or queen bees (who deserve to be thrown in prison), and the victim is destroyed.
So short of getting him expelled, what else could he do?
First, don't wear things that associate you with the feminine gender.
Second, it was not him, it was two other boys who came up with this limp-wristed idea of pink t-shirts.
The kid who wore pink in the first place should have just scrapped his little pink shirt, and for the rest of the year wear manly colors.
I guess I am older than most of you here. In my days in school, we just faced the bully, or stayed bullied forever. I never knuckled under to the bullies. I fought back. I was in quiet a few scraps when I was a youngster. One thing that I learned from my father was, if someone is picking on you, you first walk away and try to avoid a fight. Sometimes this works. After that if he keeps it up, (remember this is my dad saying this) "you pick up a stick and wrap it across his face". My dad grew up in the south Bronx in a real rough side of town. He would also talk all the time about picking up an "ash-can" and smack it across the guys head. Which always sounded funny to me and my brothers since we grew up in L.A.. There are no "ash-cans" in L.A.. All you New Yorkers can probably relate to the "ash-can" thing. The real point of the moral is, don't let someone bully you or he will keep doing it.
But flying pink/feminine colors would have never ever happened in my day. It would have only brought ten times more persecution. I also wonder if there hasn't been any back-lash against these pink boys. The story doesn't say anything about that. However, I can guarantee you that these pink boys are the butt of many jokes now on that campus. I played football when I was in high school, and I can tell you from experience that the coaches are probably using these pink boys as an example of --let's just say something less than... Well I think you get the picture.
The very fact that we are discussing this shows you that I am right. This has become a nationally published story. Why? Because it attacks the gender wall. Anything that can try and bring that wall down, is championed by those left of center. And most of you are angry with me because I am one of the only ones left trying to KEEP THAT WALL STANDING.
Boys are boys. Girls are girls. Let's keep it that way.
I have no problem with girls doing girl things. I do have a problem with boys doing girly things like using little pink t-shirts to ward off bullies. That is just so weak and pathetic. If these boys have dads, I feel sorry for them.