Black Americans were not pleased with the 'cultural appropriation' and came for him via Social Media, stating that dreadlocks are prominent in black culture, 'a symbol of black pride in a society that stigmatizes textured hair while privileging straight hair.' Why then did he chose to use few African American models in his show? The Designer has since responded to criticism via Instagram. See that and more photos after the cut.
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Friday, 16 September 2016
Marc Jacobs accused of cultural appropriation after featuring white models in faux dreadlocks for his NYFW show
Black Americans were not pleased with the 'cultural appropriation' and came for him via Social Media, stating that dreadlocks are prominent in black culture, 'a symbol of black pride in a society that stigmatizes textured hair while privileging straight hair.' Why then did he chose to use few African American models in his show? The Designer has since responded to criticism via Instagram. See that and more photos after the cut.
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The dread didn't even look good on the models.
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ReplyDeleteI don't see them complaining when blacks wear weaves or fake hair that look like white people straight hair! Their sense of entitlement!😏😏
ReplyDeleteThank you my dear Onyx ooo. Why do 90 percent of black women wear wavy weaves like the caucasians(whites) and straighten their hair like the Asians. Nobody complains. Blacks are taking this racism thing too much. Before they complain, black women should stop wearing weaves. That's hw they wer complaning about kylie's head wrap. Someone cannot wear cloth again. They shud let this slavery history die abeg it's getting too much
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Balk people should be real for once and stop this nonsense,they have being wearing white peoples fake wig and fake hair and anytime a white person wear aux then they know they have culture.
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ReplyDeleteBalk people should be real for once and stop this nonsense,they have being wearing white peoples fake wig and fake hair and anytime a white person wear aux then they know they have culture.
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ReplyDeleteThese stupid individuals all wear weaves and they are complaining.
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Must black people always play the victim role all the time..If I were Marc Jacob I wont give an answer to them..This Guy is just appreciating the dreadlock style must be his muse..This their slavery mentality wont take them anywhere..enough of this sentiments
ReplyDelete....and so what...... 98% of all black women wear fake foreign hair... trying to look white. So whats the big deal???
ReplyDelete....and so what...... 98% of all black women wear fake foreign hair... trying to look white. So whats the big deal???
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