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I say kudos to making the man take off the doo rag. Anymore, it seems as if people aren't being taught a time and place for everything. To me, doo rags are fine around the house, working on the car, nothing truly public. Then Kels and everyone else has one on with suits and it's supposed to be business/club attire.
I know this wouldn't have happened at most PWIs but it should. We can't get mad and fight everytime someone tells us to improve our appearance. Especially when we aren't repping in a good fashion(women do this too, too short, too low, too tight or just not dressing period). In the workforce, they tell you what to do more than just appearance, but we aren't fighting them.
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