Derek Guy highlights the intersection of fashion and politics, illustrating how clothing has long been a medium for expressing identity and challenging norms.

“Fashion is Inherently Political” is a common truism loosely thrown around in the fashion space.

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DES MOINES, Iowa — In Iowa, it is okay to wear clothing with candidates’ names ... For this reason, no political signs or posters can be displayed within 300 feet of a polling center.

Today in Iowa's Griffin Wright reports.

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