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Originally Posted by Taualumna
I see plenty of white kids dressed like homeys too.
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Yeah because they are victims of Eminem and the MTV generation.
But when they decide to finally listen to their parents' or guardians' advice and clean up, people will forget all about their former dresscode and call it a "passing phase on the way to success." Whereas there are millions of people in this country who are frowned upon whether they are wearing a tailormade suit or baggy jeans. Whether their names are Shaquana or Stephanie.
How many more things can we add to the list of discriminatory factors that will disproportionately impact minority groups? That's also what this topic is about.