[ SECRET POST #2486 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2486 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I will admit that is a weird thing to pick out from his movies but white people having dreadlocks is appropriating black culture (I've heard this opinion coming from several black people, so).

[(Anonymous)]

but some white people's hair can dread naturally too??? the texture is different but like

it happens

how can

what

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but it wasn't considered a "cool" thing, it was considered dirty and nasty. I have hair like that and used to let it matt up in ropes because I wanted to look, idk, witchy, it was only later that I learnt what dreadlocks were. It doesn't stop me having them as it's so much easier than anything else for me (and I am not from a country with very many African-descent people at all, maybe I would think differently if I was??), but I respect that there are potentially problematic aspects, because there are African-descent people saying there are. I wince at the white rastas anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

i don't think dreadlocs are considered 'cool' even on white people, tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you kidding?