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Uniform Regulations in the National Parks
Until 1977, women in the National Parks Service had to wear a different uniform than men. Despite a recommendation for uniformity, there were comments and feedback from families who believed women wearing pants wasn't appropriate for outdoor work.
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The National Park Service did not implement a uniform regulation for both men and women until 1977, with an exception to allow women to wear a skirt.
33:03 - 35:16 (02:13)
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The National Park Service did not implement a uniform regulation for both men and women until 1977, with an exception to allow women to wear a skirt. Women's uniforms were made of different materials and did not have breast pockets like the men's uniforms.
ChapterUniform Regulations in the National Parks
Episode8: Celebrating Women’s History Month: Women of Our National Parks
PodcastNational Park After Dark
A podcast speaker shares that when the speaker used to hike in shorts and yoga pants, certain families commented that it was inappropriate for women to wear yoga pants while hiking, and that they should wear loose clothing instead.
35:16 - 38:39 (03:23)
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A podcast speaker shares that when the speaker used to hike in shorts and yoga pants, certain families commented that it was inappropriate for women to wear yoga pants while hiking, and that they should wear loose clothing instead.