[ SECRET POST #3634 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3634 ⌋

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[The Crown]


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[Fandom: CSI/ Nick Stokes]


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[Matt Smith as Prince Philip in The Crown]


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[Green Lanterns]


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Comments

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

some hair is meant for dreads. white hair is not that hair. for white hair to go into dreads, it has to be unhealthy and dirty. This is aside from any cultural issues.

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

If the hair is going to be unhealthy and dirty after it's styled, why does it matter if it's unhealthy and dirty beforehand?

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

This seems kind of unscientific. While some groups have similar hairtypes, there are still lots of people within any given group who will have different hairtypes.

Also, Greeks had dreads, Egyptians had dreads, Aztecs had dreads. And yet every time someone brings up how it's wrong or appropriating to wear dreads, it always seems to be in relation to black people wearing dreads.

Not looking for a fight, it just seems like a hair style seems a weird/stupid thing to get possessive about. I fully support things like war bonnets for fashion, racist costumes, etc being firmly frowned upon and judged, but hair is just fucking hair.

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen people claim that white people having any kind of braid is cultural appropriation of black hairstyles as well, so logic doesn't really need to feature into this.

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

"it has to be unhealthy and dirty"

That isn't true at all. Clean hair is easier to make into dreads than dirty hair (less oil).

Re: What single sentence made you judge your co-workers?

[(Anonymous)]

Nope! I am the whitest looking white girl, with white blond hair (though really curly) and my hair wants to dread more than anything in the world. It is a constant battle to keep it in nice looking curls, not dreads or massive frizz.