I just don’t understand how yall will talk about how the kids can’t read, can’t dress, can’t do simple things but when someone tries to teach them and correct them it’s anti black. Well we just gon have to be that idk
Tomi Adeyemi is trying to get you all on her side because she is fame and clout hungry. She was FINE with the Amandla casting before. I am curious to see if her cameo got cut and that's why she is now against the movie when she originally told you all to shut your black asses up.
The outrage behind HBCUs enforcing a dress code is interesting to me because while people should be able to dress as they choose, there’s a time and place for everything and unfortunately that has to be taught. Too many students never were taught a standard after COVID.
Personally, I don’t think Durags/bonnets and PJs should not be worn in work or academic spaces. I do think there is value to getting up everyday and getting prepared, even if it’s shorts and tee or some sweats. College is preparation for adult/work/business life.
Current generations have absolutely run out with how they present themselves in public. No way was my mother allowing me to go out in PJs and a bonnet even if to run to DG.
Students are a reflection of the college. And appearance is the first impression.
People are in an uproar about a Tuskegee not allowing bonnets and Durags in public reminds me of Coach Carter.. when folks were mad at the coach because their kids had to have a certain GPA to play basketball 😂🤣
And all of them are unambiguously dark skinned black men. But when it’s time to follow the same pattern with casting dark skinned black actresses, the grandmother would be black and dark skinned while the daughter and grand-daughter would be light skinned and mixed.