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🎓 Is Dress Code Anti-Black

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⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Tuskegee’s HBCU dress-code debate sparked a bigger question: are rules against bonnets, durags, slippers, and loungewear about standards — or respectability politics? The panel reacts to the argument that Black students are judged differently than white students.
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Kokou
Kokou 19 days ago  

👉🏾 Are HBCU dress codes about standards — or respectability politics?

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Babasola Adejola
Babasola Adejola
19 days ago

As a graduate from a PWI, when people see a White student coming to class smelling like smoke, alcohol on a Friday lecture class, the White professors will say, I guess some of you started your weekend early, This is another Negro non sense video. White people know that when a White kid comes in class looking horrible they probably were party. But then again, Black intelligence is often questionable.

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Kokou
Kokou
19 days ago

Indeed!

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Kwabena Ofori Osei
Kwabena Ofori Osei
20 days ago

Just because white peoples do it does not mean Black people should be doing it also.
This is what assimilation will do to you. Where you start believing the abnormal behavior of a culture is normal, therefore I should also partake of it.
Our parent's always taught us that we should always be better than white people in everything.
But 2026 Black parents are telling their Black kids, whatever white people are doing is what you should be doing.
Just pathetic!!!

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Kokou
Kokou
19 days ago

Agreed!✊🏾

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