A Disagreement towards Hairstyle Restriction

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Most of the students in South Korea cannot have the freedom to have their own hairstyle they want to have. According to Newsis (2014), out of 294 students of Chungbuk area, over 69% of high school students answered that their school regulated students’ hair style (para. 4) (All translation from Korean are my own). In addition, According to Kim (2015), those high schools with regulation have their own certain rules on hair style, for example, back hair should not be longer than 7cm or front hair should not be as long as the hair reaches the eyebrow (para. 3). Most of the students are still arguing that there should be no regulation on their hairstyle. According to Lee (2009), out of 21,719 middle and high school students, 52% answered that they agree with the liberalization of the hairstyle (para. 1). Furthermore, over half of the 400 high school students in Incheon area showed their hope of the liberalization of the hairstyle to the 2014 new superintendent of education (Hwang, 2014, para. 5). I totally agree with the liberalization of the hairstyle in school.

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