Black Pride curiousity
 

I wonder why black pride and racial support by blacks does not include hair?

Beyoncé...
http://img2-3.timeinc.net/people/i/2...ce-600x450.jpg

Rhianna...
http://www.rapbasement.com/wp-conten...ing+beauty.png

Whitney...
http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG...0000907456.jpg

Nicki...
http://assets.rollingstone.com/asset...1393011144.jpg

Halle...
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...9741ac3da7.jpg

Chewbacca...
http://www.eonline.com/eol_images/En...82813_copy.jpg


All seem to be copying white hair styles. :confused5: :confused5:

Chewbacca... :funniest: :funniest: :funniest:

paging Thomas.....

(well, he is our resident hair :thomas: expert)

Chewbacca. :rofl::rofl::rofl::Jeff '79::funnier::biglol::laugh::clap:

well, little white Racheal has frizzy hair.

:rofl: :rofl::rofl:

Because hairstyle doesn't define race? Do you think the hair on these examples are not culture appropriate?

I guess I agree. All black people should rock the huge 'fro. Quit trying to be white.

Me likes it.. :yesnod:

http://www.allthingsdeep.com/Images/chaka-solo.jpg

I feel for you.


:rofl:

Do they still sell AfroSheen Blowout Kits?
Black pride in the '70s meant afros

This is going to go well.....

...

What's this? No TINA TURNER?

:slap: Physical characteristics are the only things that define race.

:rolleyes: Hair? Sure. OK. Like I said they all wanna be white.

I like your Fro Bro...

https://www.thevettebarn.com/forums/a...ine=1429878687

I was trying to be black back in the 80's. That was back before black lives really mattered.

Our first member to officially come out of the trans-racial closet. :hurray:

You are a brave man Thomas. I'll be seeing you at the ESPYs next year.

My expectations are as follows:

1) unlimited barn bucks.

2) ability to move threads at my discretion.

3) banning privledges.

I'm trans-racial. We have a RIGHT to all these privledges and many more.

If clothing can define a "wigger" why would hair be any different the other way around?

If they are to "say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud" then why deny the "natural" texture of their hair? That's all I'm saying.

Comedian Chris Rock dived headlong (sorry, couldn't resist) into that thorny topic in his 2009 documentary comedy "Good Hair." You might wanna peep that joker on Netflix for a dope primer.