(10-10-2019, 05:32 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(10-10-2019, 03:34 PM)rollerjag Wrote: It was usually white people telling white males to get their hair cut, and the comment wasn't about length, it was about style. It was code commonly used to provide an opening for deniability. It's happened before, a few years back it was Mike Sims' rims.

Bah, people only find racism where they look really hard for it, almost like a confirmation of their own bias.

I have heard plenty of black people giving [BLEEP] to white people for wearing dreadlocks over the years claiming it's culture vulture behavior, etc. 

Yet, there's history of dreadlocks being adorned for centuries all over the [BLEEP] place. It goes back as far as 3600 years ago with the Minoan's which is basically modern day Greece. Mummified Egyptian remains have been found adorning them. During the Bronze & Iron age several peoples in the Near East, India, Asia Minor, Caucasus, Mediterranean, North Africa, etc were found rocking dreadlocks. 

It's just watered down dribble being tossed around ad nauseam for attention. But, you let a white lady publicly say anything negative about black women having blonde hair or "wypipo" hair and boy oh boy you will never hear the [BLEEP] end of it. 

Hypocrites. I don't give a [BLEEP] what your skin color is. Blended culture is good culture. Take it as a compliment. Nobody is trying to white wash everybody. It's a cop out. Get over yourself.

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