PAWG dressed as Kanye, Kim K and North West for their halloween costume

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I've only reap up to the second page and I'm so confused brehs
Ppl who do "blackface" are pos those white girls are pos. They looking for attention when you call them out they get all defensive. It's a lot ppl that can celebrate Halloween, dress up costume without racists/bigotry involved

Im just showing the white folks who do "blackface" at this time are just racist white scum trying to play they games again. This is how you do Halloween you dont need blackface
 

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In America, yes it is racist. But it's really not that bad depending on how you look at it.

In most countries people would laugh it off. Ive been to carnivals and other celebrations in various countries where people of different ethnicities don masks and make-up of other ethnicities skin colors and its not big deal. But because of the history and constant animosity there is in the U.S. when it comes to racial issues people (nonwhites) will get upset over any little thing. Which then triggers stupid white people to, in turn see this and use these racist things to get a reaction.

Face it we all laugh when Chappelle does his whiteFace skit. I know I did :manny: But it's not viewed as racist.

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the difference is.
the only time you see black people do it. its a professional comedian.or comedic actors. or a famous person trying to be a comedian.
dave chappelle, marlon wayans ect.
You'll hardly ever see some random twitter thot in white face.

and nobody complained when robert downey did it. its when your high school class mates start doing that it becomes inappropriate.

this is the problem. white people always try to use the lowest common denominator when justifying their views of black culture.
instead of looking at the behavior of regular black citizens, they point to the behavior of sports stars, movies stars, and musicians.

they only make up about .01% of our population, and yet they believe if they do something all black people do it.

shocking as it is to beleive, we all don't act like uneducated millionaires who are surrounded by yes men
 
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