November: National Jeans Month
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Each month of the year is dedicated to one or more national causes, but very few people know that November is actually National Jeans Month. Formally named National Blue Jeans Month, the color "Blue" was officially dropped from the title in 2016 so that jeans of any color would fit the bill. Falling on the heels of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Jeans Month was originally started by a small group of students in Central Alabama in 2002 when their school's administration first allowed them to wear blue jeans to school after amending the decades old uniform policy. Some of the students originally started "Blue Jeans Month" as a joke, but it was soon adopted by teens at other schools in the district, as well. By 2010, it had started to gain traction across the state of Alabama and by 2012 over half of the states in the nation were celebrating it in some form. November officially became registered as National Blue Jeans Month in 2014. We recently interviewed a few current students at one of the schools that was part of the original Blue Jeans Month and asked them what it means to to them that this all started in their school district. When posed with that question, Mountain Brook High School senior, Raina Garmin, said, "I think it's absolutely awesome that this started right here in my hometown. Literally, just yesterday at the 'Rock Your Jeans' pep rally, I was telling one of my friends that it would be so cool if this area got national attention for starting it . . . and here you are! Here at Mountain Brook, we pride ourselves in being trailblazers." For a comprehensive list of November Month Observations, you may navigate to nationaldaycalendar.com.
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