white women with ethnic hair/ cultural appropriation 

What oil condition did you use?

I saw a black albino woman and her two children (girl and a boy, who were also black albino) at an airport once. They had to be the most beautiful family I had ever seen. ❤❤❤

The problem comes from classifying it as ethnic at all. There is no “black people hair” and “white people hair”; it’s made of the same stuff, and no matter what colour your skin is, your natural hair texture is your natural hair texture. Furthermore, hair textures can change over time! I’m white and my hair went from wavy to curly. However regardless, racism has fucked things up 6 ways from Sunday when it comes to this. The kind of racism I’m referring to isn’t racist action, it’s racist thought: thinking that differences in skin colour and physical appearance actually have real significance. Even the differences in medical care races display is not “inherent”, all humans are capable of developing needs based on adaptation. For example: white people are less likely to be prone to lactose intolerance due to the high amounts of dairy in our diets, and black people developed sickle cell type as a way to fight off malaria. These are not “inherent to race”, they are nurtured traits evolved over generations of adaptation. Heck, white people exist because Africans went north where there was less sun. We are all the same race, and our differences do make us special, but not exclusive. We need to foster an environment where people are accepted for all of their traits and variants; living by a man-made model of what is “normal” and what is “not” is the root cause of our social ills. Unfortunately, I largely blame the religious institutions that colonized the world.

@@ColdBaltBlueI blame them for much! Nothing divides like religion, politics or money. 🥂✌️