when black people first started wearing our hair in dreadlocks intentionally, it stood as a direct symbol of black pride and anti white supremacy. since we knew the white people thought it was horrible, we wore it to reclaim and have pride for the beauty of what our hair can do. it's interesting, now, that having dreadlocks still bothers white people to the point where we're barred from jobs, told to cut them in schools, and expected to upkeep them in eurocentric ways.
It's only €5/month I dunno. A small price to pay to stay in touch with my pocket friends
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The reason I faved but didn't boost your pic is because you didn't describe the image.
Black lives matter, if you don't realize this you're on the wrong instance.
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