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IsaacHarris

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  1. Is it just me or is this sjw crap recent?

    It's a side-effect of the internet.

    THANKFULLY, there's more awareness about race & cultural differences, it's just that some people don't know how to distinguish actual discrimination from petty superficial issues. I've had to educate more than a few White folk on what they should be more mindful of, but I do so with good intentions. Putting hands on people is NEVER the way to go about it.

  2. Of course. Everyone is allowed to dress or wear whatever they want.

    We have so much bullshit going on here in France with head scarves...Today the minister of family said that girls wearing head scarves were like american negros being for slavery. Yep she used the word negro (nègre in french) ...a word no one EVER use especially about black americans....so not only the comparison is outrageous but her choice of word is completly ignorant. All that just for a head scarf.....We came to the point were we just can't accept anyone that is not ourself anymore. It's very sad. Let people be and wear whatever they want.

    WOW. Even READING the word negro sent a jolt through my body. :rotfl:

    I think the youth of today (I'm only 24 but I will not be associated w/ these dumb ass, hyper sensitive children) have way too much time on their hands. The young lady in the video probably had some legitimate opinions, but a random hallway was not the venue, nor was that the correct approach.

    Yep she wanted to get hit. I would've gladly done it too :lmao:

    You are so Bmore. :boxing::rotfl:

  3. WsIoiNF.gif

    CLEARLY, miss thing with the curly bush was wrong as hell for invading that boy's personal space, especially after he tried to walk away from her several times. She (and her girlfriend in the peacoat) went about the situation entirely wrong. Cultural appropriation is real, but what we're not going to do is police what people can & cannot wear on their own heads. Maybe that white boy knows the cultural significance of dreadlocks... maybe he just thinks they look cool. EITHER WAY, it's his scalp. Don't expect him to respect dreadlocks if you can't respect his physical boundaries. My people have bigger issues than some college student's matted follicles.

    With that said, there IS a double standard when it comes to hairstyles, especially in the workplace, but that's a topic for another time.

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