i never claimed we were a monolith but you're the one saying your family doesn't wear dreadlocks for the same reason you dislike them.
African Mom Happy Her Son Cut Off His Locks- X Says It’s Anti-Black.
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i never claimed we were a monolith but you're the one saying your family doesn't wear dreadlocks for the same reason you dislike them.
perfectblack999
All Star
Many older black people don’t rock with locs on men. It’s not just Africans
Just a part of being old and set in your ways
Just a part of being old and set in your ways
Fillerguy
Veteran
You keep mad at ppl for calling you out then say some slick shyt like this.No one in my family has ever worn dreadlocks because we all take pride in our appearance.
I hate you throwing stones and hiding your hands ass nikkas
No one in my family has ever worn dreadlocks because we all take pride in our appearance.
They not like usreally, no aunt's, uncle's, cousins, nieces and nephews?
They decided the white man was right. They quit and gave up
"They" huh
"Quit and gave up'"
Always the same host of characters with the side talk
"Bu bu bu it's about reparations they said".
"They" huh
"Quit and gave up'"
Always the same host of characters with the side talk
"Bu bu bu it's about reparations they said".
Quite the contrary. I use you hateful c00ns for teachable moments and contrast. To be mad...is to harbor such hatred for other Black people that every time they are mentioned you run in a thread to disparage them. I'm more disappointed than anything. Can't imagine knuckle dragging thru life with all those lowbrow thoughts. Must be a hell of a burden.
such ignorance about our hair from our own people lol.
I bet folks think free forms are inherently dirty too even though for the most part that style requires washing your hair more often than if you had a fade.
I bet folks think free forms are inherently dirty too even though for the most part that style requires washing your hair more often than if you had a fade.
richaveli83
Veteran
Folks ITT gonna act like boomer ADOS parents and even Gen X/older Millennial ADOS don't have the same negative feelings towards locs. 
I remember back in the 90s and early 2000s the only black people you saw rocking locs were rastas and conscious/hotep people. It didn't really start gaining popularity until fairly recently.
I remember back in the 90s and early 2000s the only black people you saw rocking locs were rastas and conscious/hotep people. It didn't really start gaining popularity until fairly recently.
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dontreadthis
philly.
nah that’s just foundational black american humor
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
My mother was on Wall St in the 90's with locs (started by me and very beautiful). She ended up having to sue them for discrimination. They settled. So, you're welcome, all bp who wear locs in a finance job.
Incidentally, she was born in the early 50's- a Boomer- and not especially 'crunchy' or Rasta-ish. She had to cut them off for other reasons, but she just started a new set.
Incidentally, she was born in the early 50's- a Boomer- and not especially 'crunchy' or Rasta-ish. She had to cut them off for other reasons, but she just started a new set.
Henny and_ HotWings
A well seasoned nikka
Lmaooo this comment made my day for some strange reason
Folks ITT gonna act like boomer ADOS parents and even Gen X/older Millennial ADOS don't have the same negative feelings towards locs.
Respect honest and accurate narrative