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Ciji The Geek: "Color Blocking" - where white folks again appropriate →

queernonymoose:

As many of you know, I am a child of the 90’s.

I remember the 90’s, pretty vividly. I remember the fashion, I remember what my classmates wore, I remember what my favorite singers, rappers, and actors/resses wore.

rosadefuego once summed up my feelings on color blocking…

To paraphrase the late, great Rudy Ray Moore, POCs were through with it before White folks learned what to do with it.

(Source: dansphalluspalace, via cijithgeek-deactivated20121104)

— 8 months ago with 56 notes
  1. shawtygotskillz reblogged this from dansphalluspalace
  2. caramel-eagle reblogged this from sspirate and added:
    yeah, right, that shit has been fashionable since some genious discovered dye… and I don’t give a toss what colour...
  3. queerfabulousmermaid reblogged this from dansphalluspalace and added:
    On the colorblocking/60s trends debate. One word: Motown.
  4. flyting reblogged this from dansphalluspalace and added:
    Yep. Good job in proving that you don’t have a leg to stand on. hate is wrong no matter what.
  5. dansphalluspalace reblogged this from flyting and added:
    Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
  6. radycus reblogged this from sspirate and added:
    It’s called a trend… not cultural appropriation. I’m pretty sure people of all races wore clothes featuring “color...
  7. frajabulous reblogged this from sspirate and added:
    wait wait wait, lol, the 90’s. Are you trying to tell me that People of Colour came up with the concept of wearing...
  8. doctorjerk reblogged this from sspirate and added:
    Excuse me but I’m assuming you’re one of those fucking ‘LOL I WAS BORN IN 1999 I’M A 90s KID’ types because that’s what...
  9. hot-lemon reblogged this from brutal-pokemon and added:
    nnnnnnnnno, not really, it’s putting together contrasting colors in big… well, blocks. like if you wore a solid blue...
  10. brutal-pokemon reblogged this from sspirate and added:
    “color blocking” aka not matching your clothes aka looking really crappy is kinda a hipster thing
  11. sspirate reblogged this from dansphalluspalace and added:
    sorry but wearing certain colours a certain way isn’t cultural appropriation and never will be.
  12. deliciouskaek said: and here’s a thing you may or maynot remember from back then: i remember that “colorblocking” actually *was* what we called it. so not only was the fashion snatched from our bodies, but the word was snatched from our mouths (as usual).
  13. queerlytentacular said: It was called “color blocking” in white teen magazines in the 90s too, but it wasn’t presented as high fashion - it was treated as a minor trend (because obviously Black fashion isn’t serious). Then we pretend like we invented it a few decades later.
  14. searchingforknowledge reblogged this from dansphalluspalace
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