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I am black with locs for 14 years. I gotten compliments from people that I wouldn’t expect and have received hate from black people saying I should cut them for jobs. ( never had problem with employment) Lin does not bother me cause who cares.

It’s a hair style. Get over it.
Do Black women need to stop straightening their hair then, or wearing wigs that have straight locks?
Maybe we should go back to culture specific attire as well? Which culture was the first to wear pants?
This over-analysation and cultural appropriation police is way out of control.
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It has parallels though. Black women who feel the need to relax their hair over social norms is part of the stigma why we have people who look down on locs and frizzy hair in the first place. It’s why people have felt the need to gatekeep having dreadlocks for some reason recently.

My dude, dreads been a thing waaaay before blacks folks were doing it. vikings, aka the whitest muthafuckas in history had dread or some form or another.

I don’t understand why the architecture we use to build is the same basically everywhere. The house that does just fine in Phoenix is not a good candidate for a flood zone in Houston.

Do you have to look around and cross your arms for a “Oh fo-real” to be a true threat?

“...you know what, fuckit...”

I’m an Army veteran and I would have kneeled. Fuck the Army, as us grunts used to say.

That was so many rights that she ended up home twice.

Little known fact… There is one Asian actor in Hollywood. His name is George Takei and he can’t play all these roles. Let’s get real. The problem is not that these casting directors “whitewash” their decisions. The problem is that there aren’t enough Asian people.

I apologize for venting like a masagonistic faggot.

I don’t get the impression that this guy is pretending.

Thanks for the tip. I do want to support local distributors though. In the end, I’d love to support the anime efforts for One Piece. (even the filler is pretty ok with One Piece). So I’ll look into it.

I AM SO HYPE. MY BODY IS READY!!!

I didn’t mean to come off as if I were accusing you of giving skimpy outfits/physiologically impossible body designs in female characters a pass. My intent was to summarize my position on this issue: I definitely agree that Abigail’s design is way out in left field in terms of sheer physical size, but I view his

One is violence in a video game.

Black people talk about crime within their own communities constantly. You don’t hear about it because it’s a problem that doesn’t effect or involve you, and that you only care about when you need a false equivalency to shutdown discussions about police brutality and racism.

No, you don’t have to nitpick here. You are choosing to make your own qualifications of the article hitting or missing a mark that you have defined because you feel entitled to do so. This article was written by an African American author and posted to The Root, an online magazine which centers African American