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@laufey1stlauver @OLlVIASGARDEN lol thats what i thought

@ihrtzouis @OLlVIASGARDEN There are plenty of places to educate yourself on this topic, Twitter is not the place

but when he been showing clear signs of anti-blackness hudson fans (specifically the black ones) tried to sweep it under the rug and tell me it was never that serious..

my sabai top turning out really cuteee

this is literally me

queen 😭😭

@gulegullzar @rusholmeruffixn and???

nuke whoever made the instagram instants feature. it's blatantly a privacy violation

@OLlVIASGARDEN its just that i never get an answer for why its wrong like pls tell me

@ihrtzouis already argued with someone that wearing a bonnet doesn’t make someone a racist. idc about this actor but lots of ppl wear bonnets 😭

@cillesgervara @vancepostingpng @shesotii and what are you doing? please i am genuinely wondering what's problematic about that

@ihrtzouis @vancepostingpng @shesotii you don’t follow him yet you’re inserting yourself into a conversation about it. sounds about white

@cillesgervara @vancepostingpng @shesotii dude whatever i dont even follow him but i truly have no idea what other goals hed be chasing by using a bonnet. dont think men taking care of their hair is our biggest issue rn

@ihrtzouis @vancepostingpng @shesotii oh yes his inch long hair really is fighting tangles and frizz girl have shame

@cillesgervara @vancepostingpng @shesotii reduces frizz and tangles for straight hair

@vancepostingpng @shesotii well for one his hair isn’t curly

@strawberimel basically unicevanje west banka ampak je blo posneto že pred 7. oktobrom in je sam tko res grozno cez kaj so moral oni že takrat it, itak se je pa zdej vse sam potenciral. isto včeraj glas hind radžab al neki, zelo acclaimed as well

@ihrtzouis Omg o cem pa je

TRUE BTW i think its called "otroka iz gaze" or smth i love my country

can i handle the seasons of my life

no one's ever been this gorgeous

@wallachiamn @kumatocisim @Mustachema37891 @doxie_gay lol okay i know girls ran away from you

@ihrtzouis @kumatocisim @Mustachema37891 @doxie_gay "I was in this exact situation in childhood, I can say that I know what the situation was better than you despite not knowing you, your life, your experiences, or what the people around you thought or did" Still weird.

@DietDrPepperEsq @Jurassic_Liz @SweatieAngle we're not allowed to have collars?????

@Jurassic_Liz @SweatieAngle And 2/3 have collars do you really want to nitpick this to death or have you already joined the LDS

Those are like the garment equivalent of white noise let moms feel comfy yet put together while running errands let dental receptionists have work friendly sundresses it’s fine whats the prob

@wallachiamn @kumatocisim @Mustachema37891 @doxie_gay its not about not knowing these specific people its about having been in these exact situations in our childhood is that so difficult to understand

@kumatocisim @Mustachema37891 @doxie_gay doing absolutely everything you can to give someone you don't know the benefit of the doubt at the expense of the benefit of the doubt of someone else you don't know Weird

blake LOVELY

Interesting to me that the Met Gala gets compared to the Hunger Games more than the Oscars red carpet or the Super Bowl halftime show. All of these involve spectacle, celebrities, and extreme displays of wealth. Notably, only one of them is a charity for a public institution (the Met Gala, which is a fundraiser for The Met Museum). The difference, I think, is that the Met Gala leans more into unusual outfits. That's natural, given that it's a fundraiser for a costume institute. But to me, the perpetual criticism — which comes up year after year — speaks to how people see fashion as frivolous and not as "serious" as other corners of culture, such as sports or movies. The more extreme the outfit, the more offends the public, even if such work is an expression of artisanship and craft, no different from an artist creating a painting. I've said it before, but Western culture has a long history of seeing clothes as frivolous, even if everyone engages in self-fashioning. And it's notable that "serious" areas of culture are often masculine-coded (e.g., architecture), while feminine-coded interests, such as fashion, are considered frivolous. One can reasonably question whether the Bezos are trying to whitewash their reputation through the fashion industry (although I would note that we are all participating on Elon Musk's platform, so I see some hypocrisy among some who criticize the Met Gala but won't deactivate their accounts). But I also think we can tax the rich and encourage them to donate to public causes, including institutions like the Met. Given my interests, I also think we should take fashion and clothing more seriously. Thankfully, some real researchers and academics are making headway in that regard.