University leaders say the policy is designed to promote professionalism and help prepare students for the workplace after graduation. Supporters say the university is setting higher standards and teaching students the importance of presenting themselves professionally. Jas and I asked listeners whether they agreed with the new policy, and the majority of people who called, texted and commented said they supported Tuskegee University’s decision. Many felt there is a time and place for bonnets, durags and pajamas, and that college should help prepare students for life beyond the classroom. Do you agree with Tuskegee University’s new dress code, or do you think it goes too far?