Nigga is not nigger but also a niggor

For years wearing a uniform at school has been one of the arguable themes. Many pupils do not agree with the idea of one universal uniform for every school. Considering the fact that the uniform should not be viewed as a first priority. Everything has its pros and cons. To make an acceptable solution for this topic every detail of the problem has to be analysed objectively. To begin with, countries in Asia such as China, Japan, South Korea, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan got reasonable consideration about uniforms. Their notion is that wearing a uniform is not only the key to being accurate in the future, but also it is the way to teach the young generation about the equality between each other. Moreover, they are also sure about the consequences if there will be a free clothing rule. One of the effects is the competition between pupils. At their age, they tend to view everything as a race. They always got some sort of ‘willing’ to be the most stylish student in the class. As opposed to the above ideas, many countries in Europe do not agree with this ‘solution’. Governments there looked at every positive and negative impact of a school uniform. Bearing in mind everything, they made a final decision. In other words, they removed every rule related to the specific uniform at school except for makeup and badge rules. They believe that pupils should raise freely. And all attention has to be concentrated on the learning progress. In conclusion, all views seem to be reasonable. As a person who has already finished school, it is safe to say that for the period of eleven years, I did not find trouble wearing a school uniform. Because it was easy and I did not have to think about what to wear every day. Also, the idea that ‘pupils should be raised freely’ makes sense. Bearing in mind every factor we have faced above, my final words would be that I support the idea that pupils must learn about equality by wearing a school uniform.