Some thought the father was wrong for saying girls aren’t into makeup and shouldn’t have to attend the workshop.
Theres nothing wrong with girls playing with makeup…brings much joy to many girls
— Percigirl (@PercivalRoad) December 6, 2017
https://twitter.com/barbatum67/status/939112698167652354
https://twitter.com/NichollsLindsay/status/938712286155247616
Others, however, agreed and said it was ridiculous.
My son is 13 and they have different sport classes and teachers for the boys & girls! What sort of example is that setting? Does my head in.
— Ricky🏄🏼♂️🦋 (@galumay) December 6, 2017
https://twitter.com/VickiTsa/status/938656254687305728
It infuriates me that there are people responsible for *educating our children* who think this is remotely OK
— Leonie (@propinqua) December 7, 2017
Utterly perfect. I personally loved the time travel aspect. But srsly, i am a lady person and i love makeup to an unhealthy degree but I'd be pissed off AF if I'd been made to do that or if it had been my daughter
— Toyota Yaris Varoufakis (@misskylie77) December 8, 2017
https://twitter.com/rachaelispoetry/status/938903421066682368
https://twitter.com/PSDontTellMum/status/938345706749804547
Anything anyone tells her is bullshit. She can do anything she wants to do. Amd she can be anything she wants to be. Some roads are harder than others & there are allies in many corners. I'm there for her if she needs another one.
— Emmeline Spankhurts 🍸 (@MmeEmmeline) December 7, 2017
Ruby’s father shared with Twitter that teachers were unhappy with his letter and are sending his wife some horrifying texts. He also issued a “thank you” to the Twitter users who took the time out to comment on the issue.
https://twitter.com/2FBS/status/939257960781430786
https://twitter.com/2FBS/status/938693669648875520
Hopefully, this school changes its policy and allows students to make their own choices.