In Japan, a campaign against high heels targets conformity and discrimination

The Washington Post·Feb 17

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A campaign in Japan is targeting conformity and discrimination, with a focus on high heels. The issue appears to be part of a broader discussion about social rules and expectations in Japan. However, the specific details and scope of the campaign are unclear, with various reports touching on other issues such as school rules, sexual assault, and marriage laws.

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