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“Daily means” and it’s just Starbucks and McDonald’s. Big bitch.
alice@msplaygyal
i don’t care about nun of y’all mad in the comments btw! i’m not stopping my daily means!
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@ultaeviolet
#五条悟 for your inspiration
𖠌🇭🇹🇨🇺🇸🇩🇨🇩🇵🇸 Katılım Ağustos 2019
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@ultaeviolet It’s scary. I really thought our generation was going to change this mentality and make sure the next grows up loving their hair but definitely not. Then act all surprised and hurt when their future children hate theirs.
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Starting to believe you guys don’t care about natural hair ever being seen in a good light. You just care about your vanity and perception. Shallow as hell.
⭐️IT GIRL⭐️@aliyahInterlude
In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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Y’all are so leftist and woke-brained and want to deconstruct all oppressive social standards EXCEPT this one. I wonder why. You’re even willing to excuse the oppression of little girls in Asian countries that supply the hair.
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⭐️IT GIRL⭐️@aliyahInterlude
In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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It gets to a point where you have to take responsibility for your own growth. You can't use trauma as an excuse to continue the cycle. We are no longer systemically forced to not wear our hair. Right now the issue is purely cultural. It is normal to subconsciously hate our hair.
⭐️IT GIRL⭐️@aliyahInterlude
In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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Black women fresh outta Jim Crow in the 1970s represented us better than whatever we have today so what’s the hold up ??
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⭐️IT GIRL⭐️@aliyahInterlude
In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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choking can k!ll women, anal sex is abusive, most blowjobs are coerced, few women have good sex
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I call bull. Every anti-black discourse is settled with ‘racist will hate you no matter what you do so ignore them’ but oddly this doesn’t apply when it comes to avoiding racist rhetoric surrounding natural hair. With natural hair, conformity is suddenly impossible to avoid.
⭐️IT GIRL⭐️@aliyahInterlude
In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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is it eurocentric or are they just pretty and you think being pretty is inherently eurocentric
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Maybe if y’all addressed the actual point of the conversation and not the one y’all turned it into, y’all would see the real problems being talked about.
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@LRNROSE You felt hit so you’re purposely watering down the original point of the discourse to help you cope.
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@hisuuk Notice how every anti-black discourse is settled with ‘racist will hate you no matter what you do so ignore them’ but oddly this doesn’t apply when it comes to avoiding racist rhetoric surrounding natural hair. With natural hair, conformity is suddenly impossible to avoid.
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I find it so interesting that we are willing to tackle anti blackness in every other facet of life, until it pertains to natural hair. Now everything is just a joke, we have to leave ppl alone, we have to stop policing BW hair. I thought we liked nuanced conversations?
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@aliyahInterlude Colorism exist yet we understand to not conform to these conventional beauty standards you mention… yet texturism exist and we conform? You’re being disingenuous.
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In a society where how conventionally attractive you are has a DIRECT correlation to your quality of life can you really judge black women for not wanting to wear their hair in a state that has been chastised for generations ????
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@aliyahInterlude Ugly mfs fair well in this country every single day. Even with wigs …that does not fast track a person into conventional attractiveness.
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@hisuuk Notice how every anti-black discourse is settled with ‘racist will hate you no matter what you do so ignore them’ but oddly this doesn’t apply when it comes to avoiding racist rhetoric surrounding natural hair. With natural hair, conformity is suddenly impossible to avoid.
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They're so funny. They can champion every woke topic in the world and rightfully brand skin bleaching as extremely toxic/self hating but the wokeness somehow ends with natural hair, one of the easiest antiblack rhetorics to dismantle– it's because you don't want to be saved!
jini@ohjinika
what this natural hair discourse reveals further is that very few people actually have any desire to change the world they live in lol
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