Coli Ladies: If your man came home with this hairstyle, what would you think?

[Busted_Toes]

Defend what? A good portion of the girls you simp on and nut to don't have their natural hair goin' on either. Hypocritical ass shameful dude.

Nia Long is fine as fukk, natural or weave. Beyonce is fine as fukk, natural or weave. We just addressing the weave and the brainwashing that it represents but you like

 

[Elle Driver]

Hell no I like dirty lookin dreadheads.

 

[Cacs R Us]

I'm not like :woah:. I just find some of y'all pretty damn retarded. Like black women really can't win with your dumbasses and then you're all "gosh I don't understand them why they hate me so much."

 

[Ronnie Lott]

I'm not like :woah:. I just find some of y'all pretty damn retarded. Like black women really can't win with your dumbasses and then you're all "gosh I don't understand them why they hate me so much."

are u white?

 

[SouthernBelle]

ok, i respect that. but if u saw millions of black men rockin one of these styles, wouldnt you want to look deeper into the issue. wouldnt u have questions as to why this is happening?

Considering the fact that most men keep their hair cut low/don't wear hair at all, I would think it was weird that all of sudden millions of black men wanted hair and went about it by wearing very unrealistic toupes. I still wouldn't give a damn though...as long as my man didn't look like that.

 

[Busted_Toes]

I'm not like :woah:. I just find some of y'all pretty damn retarded. Like black women really can't win with your dumbasses and then you're all "gosh I don't understand them why they hate me so much."

Likewise i find you incredibly retarded. It isn't a competition and that is the mindset your in, i'm not competing with you. I'm not attacking you. I haven't said "black women aint shyt". It's just the fact you deflect every damn logical argument that is thrown your way and your stance is intensified by simp cup cake butter milk moist nikkas.

 

[Cacs R Us]

All you post is black women ain't shyt. You don't need to be explicit.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

All you post is black women ain't shyt. You don't need to be explicit.

im convinced that u are white and u are trolling

 

[Busted_Toes]

Considering the fact that most men keep their hair cut low/don't wear hair at all, I would think it was weird that all of sudden millions of black men wanted hair and went about it by wearing very unrealistic toupes. I still wouldn't give a damn though...as long as my man didn't look like that.

Balding. It's the same reason some black men paint there hair

 

[Cacs R Us]

im convinced that u are white and u are trolling

There's no need to troll when I'm just keepin' it real. Black women can't win with y'all.

 

[devizelle]

ok, i respect that. but if u saw millions of black men rockin one of these styles, wouldnt you want to look deeper into the issue. wouldnt u have questions as to why this is happening?

I'm answering because I really feel like you have a serious question. Although I don't really like weaves either, we are having this discussion without CONTEXT. Black women wearing weaves is about much more than wanting to look like white women. It is a psychological carryover/conditioning from a time where if you had straighter hair you could be FREED.

This excerpt from the book "Critical Race Theory" details how THREE GENERATIONS of black women were freed, after they won a court case against their master. How did they win, you ask? Well, the judge determined that they were of Indian ancestry (and thus free) because their hair was straight. They went from being enslaved, to being free, SIMPLY because of the texture of their hair. So, do you see now how this is a bit more complex than "black women hate themselves"? A lot of the things we DO, the people we find attractive, our likes and dislikes/preferences were socialized by a racist society. We need to acknowledge that if we're going to have an honest conversation about weave.

If you're just trying to troll/don't wanna have a genuine conversation, please don't respond.

 

[Busted_Toes]

All you post is black women ain't shyt. You don't need to be explicit.

no i post Black feminists ain't shyt(not true black feminism).

 

[Cacs R Us]

I'm answering because I really feel like you have a serious question. Although I don't really like weaves either, we are having this discussion without CONTEXT. Black women wearing weaves is about much more than wanting to look like white women. It is a psychological carryover/conditioning from a time where if you had straighter hair you could be FREED.

This excerpt from the book "Critical Race Theory" details how THREE GENERATIONS of black women were freed, after they won a court case against their master. How did they win, you ask? Well, the judge determined that they were of Indian ancestry (and thus free) because their hair was straight. They went from being enslaved, to being free, SIMPLY because of the texture of their hair. So, do you see now how this is a bit more complex than "black women hate themselves"? A lot of the things we DO, the people we find attractive, our likes and dislikes/preferences were socialized by a racist society. We need to acknowledge that if we're going to have an honest conversation about weave.

If you're just trying to troll/don't wanna have a genuine conversation, please don't respond.

They don't want a conversation about anything they just want to shame to feel better about themselves.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

There's no need to troll when I'm just keepin' it real. Black women can't win with y'all.

You skipped over my question askin if u were white! You are white fam.

 

[Voodoo.]

usher had a gatdam mini afro in the baby picture. his recent picture is his hair shorter and he brushed it to get waves. Drake is mixed

Sorry breh but any man with Afro textured hair that brushes it will not get waves men train their hair into waves and mixed people are coins too the texture differences are obvious