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@Suzianne

You gonna tell shaneekwa she can't wear a blonde wig because that would be racial appropriation?

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@Suzianne said
Cornrows ain't braids, fool.
This explains they are braids and all cultures had them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornrows

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@Suzianne

Ya fool...

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@PuzZuLz said
@Suzianne

You gonna tell shaneekwa she can't wear a blonde wig because that would be racial appropriation?
Why? I'm not the one against hair (or skin) colors. Apparently, that's you.

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@Suzianne said
Why? I'm not the one against hair (or skin) colors. Apparently, that's you.
Wrong again fool.

It's your black friends screaming about it.

I'm just exposing them and their ridiculous.

You going to say they are wrong?

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Readers should note that Suzi would never say a black is wrong, ever.

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@PuzZuLz said
@Suzianne

Cornrows are three strand braids close to the scalp ya dummy.

Braids have been around for thousands of years.

Just because a certain race does it a lot, doesn't mean they own copyrights to it.
They are considered a traditional hairstyle of African braiding practice in many African cultures, as well as in the African diaspora. They are distinct from, but may resemble, box braids, Dutch braids, melon coiffures, and other forms of plaited hair, and are typically tighter than braids used in other cultures. -- Wikipedia

Cornrows ain't your mama's Nordic braids.

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@PuzZuLz said
Readers should note that Suzi would never say a black is wrong, ever.
Blacks are very often far less wrong than racist white people.

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@Suzianne

Nice to see you are calling them braids all of a sudden.

Every style of braid has been done all over the world, many times over since the beginning of time.

Black Fatigue is real.
They are whining about some white lady who had braids, then fired her for it, and now she will file a lawsuit and win.

As long as the jury doesn't have black tards in it.

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@PuzZuLz said
@Suzianne

Nice to see you are calling them braids all of a sudden.

Every style of braid has been done all over the world, many times over since the beginning of time.

Black Fatigue is real.
They are whining about some white lady who had braids, then fired her for it, and now she will file a lawsuit and win.

As long as the jury doesn't have black tards in it.
Is that your message? That racism wins?

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Are cornrows and French braids different?

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@Suzianne said
In no way is this the majority.
No, but they are certainly loud

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@Suzianne said
Is that your message? That racism wins?
You think telling black people they don't own a hairstyle is racist?

You are so far gone and a traitor to your own race, I imagine you spend a lot of time alone.

They only racist things that actually happened was blacks thinking they own a hairstyle and firing a white chick because of her hairstyle.

That's the real racism from your friends but you deny they are racist.
#1 out of fear
#2 denial
#3 you're a traitor

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@AThousandYoung said
Are cornrows and French braids different?
Cornrows are just inverted Dutch braids.

They probably saw some colonizing people with the braids way back in the day and after copying the braids, it was inverted by mistake.

You are right that they are the same as French braids.

According to suzianne, us white folk have to ask permission from the blacks to wear braids. 🙄

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@AThousandYoung said
Are cornrows and French braids different?
No, cornrows are not French braids, though they use a very similar concept of braiding hair close to the scalp.

Key Differences
• Technique: French braids cross hair over the middle strand, which makes the braid look flat or hidden beneath the hair. Cornrows typically cross hair under the middle strand (technically making them a small-scale Dutch braid), which makes the braid sit raised and proud on top of the scalp.
• Number and Size: French braids usually feature one or two large braids down the center or back of the head. Cornrows are multiple, narrow, precise rows tightly braided straight back or in geometric patterns.
• Cultural Roots: Cornrows have deep historical and cultural roots in traditional African hair practices and the African diaspora. French braids are traditionally associated with European styling.