A badge I wear proudly, of course.

Ack, you beat me to it lol. (goes to change his messsage)

This message has been change due to the fact that I missed the fact that someone beat me to the joke. I will say “D’oh!” twenty times and try to think of another joke.

We need to be Proactive and stop it before it spreads now that it’s been Exposed!

It covers the front privates but leaves room for a Rear Admiral?

Am I playing Risk wrong?

No, just front privates, apparently...

Wow-wee, just look at them front privates!

I understand that, I also understand that it made for worse TV.

I also work in retail and had this same reaction. Racist AND stupid.

But even beyond the obvious racism, it’s so damned stupid for retail management not to know better. Might as well hang up a banner that says “Sue Me!”.

Lovely!

Yeah, I’m old, male, and my nieces are in another province so I’m safely away from Zara as well. They may be older than the target demo for Zara now as well...and my grand nieces aren’t there yet, thankfully.

That’s retail as a whole. People want lower prices, company is supposed to grow for the stakeholders, only thing that gets squeezed is staff levels. Yay for cheap shit!

I work in retail, and I can’t imagine having a problem with her hair. Dress code at my store wouldn’t have a problem with it. And store management wouldn’t be that stupid, either. I hope.

This isn’t only appalling at a racism level, it also speaks volumes about the mental capacities of the management at Zara. I work in retail, and I know damned well my store would be smart enough to know better than this. I hope Zara gets what they deserve in this case.

More like a no pretty ethnicity-that-isn’t-Caucasian hair.

Depends on the colour of the person wearing it, perhaps.

To hell with Zara, then!

Her hair looks beautiful, and I can’t imagine what actual problem there could be with it. Zara have opened themselves up to some serious problems here I think. Unless they have an actual “no braids” policy, which I highly doubt they do.

I think I was in denial for years. Surely it couldn’t last. And yet...