durag has cultural ties dating back to SLAVERY. worn by slaves to protect their hair from intense heat. it later became a form of rebellion against laws preventing black hair from being shown in public, and then later became a fashion statement in the 90s
Y'all will really see 50 black people say not to do something, find one black person that says it don't bother them, say, " Whew, thank god" and turn off your brain.
has anyone written about the phantom POC (parent of color) trope? diversity in tv/film (esp reboots/adaptations) being limited to an actor of color cast as the mixed race child of a white character and a dead/absent POC, all to avoid casting a Black/Brown actor in a lead role
On top of the other terrible things they did, I’m not shocked that Fallon staff did the brown paper bag test when they decided who got to meet the group…
btw you can go to jail just for supporting trans people now… government not only ripped trans people of their rights but also the support from non trans indians who are allies
if you’re an ally, please show it! even if you’re outside of india or non-indian, you can still be vocal about it, share, and spread awareness in your free time. 🩵
#rejecttransbill2026#transrightsarehumanrights