Poll of the Day > Why do American Blacks and native don't like to share their outfits whit others?

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While Asians, Europeans, Mexican and South American natives love to share their outfits?
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wat
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wear some moccasins and shit for all I care, stick a feather in your ass and call yourself Flows with the Wind.
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because they're racist. literally 90% of what they wear was invented by a white/asian person.

dis topic b raciz yo!
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This topic can only go well.
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@helIy if you use native american gear here in america they get furious, if you go to the indigenous comunities in mexico and wear their outfit they actually get happy that you like them...
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This is a very strange attempt at trolling.




@darcandkharg31 lmao
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Metal_Gear_Link posted...

@helIy if you use native american gear here in america they get furious, if you go to the indigenous comunities in mexico and wear their outfit they actually get happy that you like them...

U darn tootin, and if you wear our beaded chestplate or any of our shiz we coming yo!
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"American Black" outfits? What is that?
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It's a sensitive point in Canada because it was considered socially acceptable for white kids to pretend to be Indians at a time when actual Indians were being beaten (sometimes to death) and sexually assaulted in residential schools in an effort to force them to stop being Indians. That was extremely recent (the last residential school closed in 1996), and is still having extremely negative effects on First Nations communities (a large portion of which are experiencing widespread mental health crises as a result), so being so ignorant of that reality is definitely insensitive.
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adjl posted...

It's a sensitive point in Canada

no it isn't, I have traveled halfway across the west coast of Canada no one cares if you wear leather shirts or moccasin and shit, maybe your half are just pussies, we even have indian days where everyone can come and participate in shit like axe throwing and canoeing.

adjl posted...

sexually assaulted in residential schools in an effort to force them to stop being Indians. That was extremely recent (the last residential school closed in 1996), and is still having extremely negative effects on First Nations communities (a large portion of which are experiencing widespread mental health crises as a result)

this be true though, my cousin was in a residential school in the 90's and got beaten and shit.

adjl posted...

so being so ignorant of that reality is definitely insensitive.

Only thing frowned upon for real though is real headresses(not that halloween kind) because those are a badge of honor, like a leader, like someone wore a military uniform with a medal of honor.
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