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Increasingly, young people self-identify as non-binary, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, bigender, and various other identities that exist outside or between the conventional categories of "man" and "woman." The GAO report found, for example, that: an estimated 15 percent of districts dress codes specify different rules for clothing, accessories, or hairstyles based on students sex, such as 'no fingernail polish or makeup is allowed on male students.' None of the dress codes we reviewed with sex-based rules explicitly protect transgender or nonbinary students ability to dress according to their gender identity
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