THAT'S RACIST! :xFace it, if you're wearing black and you're not black, you're racist.
Wasdie
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It was a racist thing but when you think about it, there's still some subtle racism out there that exists today. This isn't really racism since no one's painting their face to act black. They're painting it for a blackout game.
Your post confuses me....it shows two differing opinions.It was a racist thing but when you think about it, there's still some subtle racism out there that exists today. This isn't really racism since no one's painting their face to act black. They're painting it for a blackout game.
leviathan91
[QUOTE="leviathan91"]Your post confuses me....it shows two differing opinions.It was a racist thing but when you think about it, there's still some subtle racism out there that exists today. This isn't really racism since no one's painting their face to act black. They're painting it for a blackout game.
LJS9502_basic
I did say it was. I meant that things that we consider not racist were probably racist back then. Like black people and chicken and then we see those popeye ads with that black lady and we just don't think about it that much.
Your post confuses me....it shows two differing opinions.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="leviathan91"]
It was a racist thing but when you think about it, there's still some subtle racism out there that exists today. This isn't really racism since no one's painting their face to act black. They're painting it for a blackout game.
leviathan91
I did say it was. I meant that things that we consider not racist were probably racist back then. Like black people and chicken and then we see those popeye ads with that black lady and we just don't think about it that much.
Racism has much to do with intent.....and I'm not sure what citing history has to do with anything TBH. One shouldn't generalize any group of people....on the other hand some cultures do have their own...well...culture.You know they could of just wore everything black and put a black bandanna over there faces.Bucked20I don't think you can hide your face with a bandana....
i have a black bruise. whatever caused it is racist!!!!!!!Face it, if you're wearing black and you're not black, you're racist.
Wasdie
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Bucked20"]You know they could of just wore everything black and put a black bandanna over there faces.Bucked20I don't think you can hide your face with a bandana.... Yes you can Not if you know the person wearing it.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Bucked20"]You know they could of just wore everything black and put a black bandanna over there faces.Bucked20I don't think you can hide your face with a bandana.... Yes you canMost places won't let you in if your face is covered...
Anyone who is familiar with the context of blackface would probably immediately recognize the idea of putting yourself in blackface as one that people might very well see as racist. I'm guessing these girls either aren't very smart or just weren't aware of the social context of blackface.GrudHeapOr maybe they weren't looking for racism......which too many people do.
Anyone who is familiar with the context of blackface would probably immediately recognize the idea of putting yourself in blackface as one that people might very well see as racist. I'm guessing these girls either aren't very smart or just weren't aware of the social context of blackface.GrudHeapThis is what I'm thinking as well.
[QUOTE="Bucked20"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Most places won't let you in if your face is covered...LJS9502_basicThey could put the bandana on when they get to their seatsAnd can still be told to take it off or removed from the premises. What if they say there faces are cold and just wanted to wear it
Anyone who is familiar with the context of blackface would probably immediately recognize the idea of putting yourself in blackface as one that people might very well see as racist. I'm guessing these girls either aren't very smart or just weren't aware of the social context of blackface.GrudHeap. . . or they weren't thinking about it like that at all.
Anyone who is familiar with the context of blackface would probably immediately recognize the idea of putting yourself in blackface as one that people might very well see as racist. I'm guessing these girls either aren't very smart or just weren't aware of the social context of blackface.GrudHeapYou're right to some measure, but this isn't blackface. Just painting your face black is not the same thing.
I know I cover my face in black paint when I'm cold. Absorbs the heat, you know?GrudHeapAnd makes you less visible to enemy snipers
[QUOTE="jasonharris48"]
Aren't those the school's colors? BTW one of the students who wore the alleged "blackface" is black.So how is this racist? :roll:
GreySeal9
I don't think this is racist at all, but I don't agree with the philosophy that if a black person is involved, then it can't be racist.
Yeah, but it makes it a bit less likely in this instance.
Oh the unintended irony. :lol:To be honest I feel like black people whine way too much about perceived racism these days.
CaveJohnson1
People play the race card to get fame, money, or just noticed by other people like this professor did. It's stupid.
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