GOVERNMENT FASHION POLICE
Even our clothing is under government control
Hats: are an accessory that can make or break your entire ensemble. A hat is often secured into place upon our heads by clips and hairpins. Once the hat is fixed firmly into place on our heads, removal of the hat will leave you looking tattered (hat-head). Judges have too long been taking it upon themselves to decide what we will and / or, will not be wearing. Unjustly having ones attire dismantled by family court judges for the exclusive purpose that they deem hat removal a sign of respect to the court / judges. Any courts need to use fashion restrictions as a tool to force 'false respect' for them, is disrespectful a persons right to their personal choice of attire.
Congresswoman Frederica Wilson (Florida Dem-17th district) is taking a stand against congressional fashion policing January 2011. September 14, 1837 congress implemented a ban on hats while congress was in session. At the time, only men were congressmen. Govabuse contacted congresswoman Wilson and will post her comments once she returns our call.
