“Catholic mom” wants to know why girls must wear leggings, tempting her precious sonsat a student-run publication that serves several colleges including the University of Notre Dame.
The pressing matter she felt deserved a literal news alert? LEGGINGS. Specifically, the fact that girls and women wearing them are a huge problem for a “Catholic mom” trying to raise four sons.Maryann White is the mom identified as the letter’s author and her opening plea is really quite something. “I’m not trying to insult anyone or infringe upon anyone’s rights,” White wrote. “I’m just a Catholic mother of four sons with a problem that only girls can solve: leggings.
The good Catholic mom then ponders what’s “caused women to voluntarily expose their nether regions in this way.” She says she “was ashamed for the young women at Mass.”
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