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The answer is nothing.nothing wrong with durags but they're not classy and they are part of hood culture. That doesn't mean there's something wrong with them
“black people aren’t classy unless they dress like white people do. nothing wrong with them choosing to never be classy”
durags have a purpose you know? cultural roots too.
class has a lot more to it than what someone wears.
good time for some introspection, surf goth.
You put quotes on that as if i actually said and no man. Pay attention it's not about race It's hood culture.anybody can wear gangsta shit.
yes I put quotes bc that’s how what you said can be interpreted.
sure anyone can rock it, but you know you’re mostly talking about minorities and underserved communities, right? you know, those who didn’t adopt the style just for cool factor but the people who originated it, for many it’s their culture. you come here and say that inner city or hood or gangsta style (quite specifically the durag) is pretty much to be looked down on and is the antithesis of classy. you gonna go to Harlem and the Bronx, look around shake your head and be like “look at all these classless people”? you gonna go tell em “oh you wanna be classy? if so, dress like the average white american! forget about your daily life and local culture, look and act like what is accepted by society!”
I’m not saying you would, in fact as a skater I doubt you would press people to conform? what I’m saying is that it’s good to ask oneself why we as a whole throw statements like these around as truth, where these thoughts came from, and whether you want to further them as the status quo? I like talking shit on SLAP as much as anyone, but just bc ppl dress differently than you doesn’t mean their realities are any less valid or worthy or “classy.” Aaaand I guess that’s what bothered me enough to write this whole fucking thing... sorry to everyone else.
TL;DR: Class comes from a person’s actions, not their appearance.