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    As students began the fall semester at Tuskegee University on Wednesday, they were subject to a new dress code that prohibits them from wearing bonnets and durags — commonly worn head coverings in Black culture to protect textured hair and preserve hairstyles — in classrooms and public spaces on campus. The private historically Black Tuskegee, Alabama, institution made national waves last month when students were notified of the policy, which extends to all ā€œother non-religious or non-medically required head coveringsā€ as well as revealing clothing and bedroom shoes. In an email to the student body obtained by ABC News, Tuskegee

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