http://sandrarose.com/2016/08/open-post-charlize-theron-dresses-her-son-like-a-girl/

We are under attack.

MAN HATING, sure. But homophobic, very shocked. Also, LOL@ the shots at Jaden Smith.

"These images reflect the disturbing trend in Hollywood of praising and uplifting black cross dresing men, such as Laverne Cox and Jaden Smith..." lol.

> Also, LOL@ the shots at Jaden Smith.

Being pendantic here, but cross dressing, identifying as transgender, and homosexuality seem like three drastically different things.

ppl are afraid that the boy is going to grow up to be gay or trans b/c his mother dressed him in a dress and ponytail wig.

no.

and not b/c he's wearing a dress and a ponytail wig.

i'll agree he's trans when HE says so.

>not b/c some gossip blog said so

Like I vaguely remember seeing her picture and was pretty sure she'd eaten the box a time or five. Either way she is thee worst.

in traditional fashion.

and always up there with something hateful/antagonistic.

she sucks.

cmon yo... in a blonde wig?

i can hear it now...

mommy I want to be pretty and white like you.

pretty sure it's more this than anything.

You know I cringed when my daughter watched whatever Pixar-update of Rapunzel that was. she would not.get.off.that.shit.


now, at 9yrs old, she has dreads to her shoulder.

He aint around no black men...he's mimicking his environment.

He might grow out that $hit, marry him a white gurl like Li'l Fame and beat her a$$ for our reparations, wearing a wife-beater with an ironed-on photo of him whippin her a$$.

He might BE the next LaVerne Cox.

I hope he's in a safe environment where's he's loved and cared for. I would like for that place to be amongst black folk. But who knows

Ok you think 5 yr old can make a solid
gender choice, but she's destroying good
self-concept and self-image letting him
pretend to be a white girl. That part
alone makes me think she forced all of it
on him. She's just buying pets in her mind.

so not exactly a blonde wig. not to take away from your point, but i think there's some difference there.

that shit is a massive hit w/kids of all races and genders.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3264003/Doting-dad-praises-three-year-old-son-s-decision-dress-Elsa-Frozen-Halloween-reveals-planning-dress-like-Princess-Anna.html

http://www.salon.com/2016/02/10/boys_can_wear_elsa_dresses_too_california_schools_sexist_standards_send_boy_in_frozen_costume_home/

https://www.yahoo.com/news/little-boy-dressed-in-elsa-costume-goes-viral-164651012.html

http://metro.co.uk/2016/05/30/a-stranger-criticised-this-little-boys-elsa-dress-and-his-mum-didnt-let-it-go-5912916/

people.

And yes I know their are wierdos out there like the "princess boy"'s mom but I meant in real life.

these too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAAVTtJAclM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYBGs8w3Jzc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdHpezncR8o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T54eUYLZSr8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iS2Jg7RI9mQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iS2Jg7RI9mQ

somehow validate them?

You'll be ok.

It mostly only speaks to the fact that
the child's programming is also built into
the media he's feed.
Hell dye it black at least.

Apart from making him look less like the cartoon character he's wanting to dress up as?

You know dressing up as a cartoon character doesn't actually mean you have to live as that character for your entire life, right? This was just for an afternoon out?

Are all the cosplaying teens painting themselves blue to look like Na'vi closeted misanthropes, deeply scarred by Hollywood in such a way that's left them wanting to go outside looking like aliens?

Sometimes kids are just being kids.

Children are bombarded with images of whiteness
as the default. Teachers, commercials, cartoons,
etc etc, you name it.

You sound naive.

Children don't live in an Alien Supremacist society,
so dressing up as an alien isn't going to impact them
the same way as dressing up as a white person.

Sure, he's "just being a kid", but what that means for
a Black child in a white world is totally different
from what it means for a white child.

>Sure, he's "just being a kid", but what that means for
>a Black child in a white world is totally different
>from what it means for a white child.
>
>
>

and you keep thinking it's going to change.
It's different because America wants it to
be different. Integration wasn't done to
help us, because even Kenneth Clark's evidence
in the Brown V. Board of Education, that Black
children raised in Black schools had higher self-
esteem, was omitted from the evidence.
It was done to destroy our identity
as a people. It's working according to plan
because those like yourself continue to think
being around white people is an elevation from
being around Black people.

As if a child has never wanted to dress up as a cartoon character before.

Just because it's common doesn't mean it's a good thing.

Seriously? How would this affect the kids life in the slightest if the Internet hadn't decided to define him by it? As if no boy has ever played dress up before. No boy's ever snuck in his Mom's closet and tried on a bra without bringing society down around his ears?

How is it bad that a black kid is able to find inspiration in a white cartoon character?

Sounds like progress that it's not alien to him. Racists and homophobes in the 50s would've wanted it to be alien... a black boy pretending to be white... a boy pretending to be a girl... in 2016 it's just another opportunity to have fun he shares with white girls.

If ghouls on the Internet didn't decide to actively bully a schoolchild they know nothing about, it would be a non-issue.

KING FOR A DAY
Princess by dawn
KING FOR A DAY
In a leather thong
KING FOR A DAY
Princess by dawn
Just wait til all the guys...
Wait til all the guys..
Just wait til all the guys get a load of me.

(Green Day, 1997. Your opinion is nearly 20 years out of date.)

if you don't see it by then, you're either
purposely being naive or just not gonna get it.

"Out of date" lol. My view is more relevant now than
it was in the 50s.

it's not uncommon for kids that age at all. it doesn't necessarily mean the kid is trans - it doesn't necessarily mean anything.

if the boy wanted to wear a dress and blonde wig i applaud Charlize for giving him that space. my only 'problem' is that it was captured in a photo b/c ppl like you folks here are awful and the photo may 'haunt' him later in life. but maybe not? i dunno. anyway, y'all and the paparazzo are the problem, not Charlize or the boy.

>it doesn't necessarily mean the kid is trans - it doesn't necessarily mean anything.

That's how it works.

Which means saying "oh no post about..." doesn't make any sense.

Which makes it a really dumb way to post.

I'm still waiting for an answer to my question about how long the statute is between when a post should be titled "*insert newsworthy story here*" and when it can be titled "WHAT, NO POST ABOUT *newsworthy story* ?!?!?!?!"

Is it a day ? A week ? An hour ? Does it vary depending on the kind of story ? Someone help. Asking for a frien.......a bunch of shitty internet posters.

>We are under attack.

LOL.


But here it's NO BIG DEAL, smh.


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>LOL.
>
>
>But here it's NO BIG DEAL, smh.

is part of the Jew agenda?
Nah?

confusing the you know what out of them.

Im fine raising a zesty kid, but I dont know that I could trust a 5 year old thinking they were born the opposite gender

everything isnt for us to get, I just support people doing what makes them happy

I dont know the root of how a person is born wired to be LGBT, but life isnt about what I can wrap my mind around

these arent furries or people with weird fetishes that need examining (at least not as far as their sexual/gender identities are concerned)

I just think 5 might be too young to know for sure

5 year old to know what the fuck that shit even means

i know it can't be possible for an XY to know what the fuck feeling like an XX is

what does a MAN/WOMAN feel like?

The western world has gone mad, and many Black Americans are gladly chasing said western world. Everything will be perfectly accept


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I thought they would move on to Arab babies r sutten by now

Anyway that kid will never be exposed to regular society and will grow up playing with other weirdo Hollywood kids in a Hollywood world
____________

Dallas Cavericks LETS GO!!

as far as this creation called whiteness goes;
that's the pinnacle of it where status is concerned.
That being the source of their pride and very identity,
it only makes sense in American historical context that
this is a hobby for the richest of them.

born and raised? And still retains her South African citizenship right?

There just no pleasing you folks...let her live. Kids are happy and healthy. He may change his mind once he gets older and want nothing more than to dig out p---y. Maybe not...

My five year old wants to be a dragon! then other days she wants to be a vet then other days wants to be an old person.

The moral of this story, he's fucking 5. Let him be Elsa or SpongeBob or who ever the fuck! Kids can't have a fucking imagination without folks judging. ugh!

your point?

geez

South Africa is racist as hell lol

Apparently Apartheid ended and everyone decided to hug and hold hands

nm

(just thought some of you might want to know)

Everyone.

Stop.

This is fatuous bullshit that you know nothing about and has ZERO impact on your life.

Leave that woman and her son to get on with their lives. For all you know, he refused to leave the house unless she let him dress however he likes - kids do shit like that and occasionally parents give in.

Or he might be transgender.

Either way.

WHO THE FUCK CARES

Frankly, your lives are fucking worthless if this is what you're spending them on.

>For
>all you know, he refused to leave the house unless she let him
>dress however he likes - kids do shit like that and
>occasionally parents give in.

Quite right too.

There's no middle ground between, "You're a special special princess, and if you want to walk around wearing 40 pounds of costume jewelry and make-up even though you're only 6!" and "No, you'll dress in a plain, white, knee length dress and a bonnet until I marry you off"?

Yeah, let your kids express themselves, but damn yall pretend like parents have no right to try to direct their kid's lives.

Are yall out there taking care of these kids when they get made fun of at school? No? Then maybe everyone, on both sides, needs to STFU.

my only beef is how does a 5 year old "identify" as anything other than a fckin 5-year old??




"Get ready....for your blessing....."

ESPECIALLY non-white ones.
That's kinda already been shown.
Don't think its a good idea to pretend like it won't do the same to a little black boy

right now.

I think I even made a "FCK DISNEY" post at some point in the past 2 years about it....


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

RE: Disney's princess shit negatively affects the self-image of most girls--As a former little girl of color, now raising a little girl of color...this is the most asinine thing I've ever read.


Parents do that. Parents shape their children's self-image. Plopping your kid in front of the tv and never distinguishing the difference between real and imaginary, constantly telling them they are fat or ugly or whatever else shapes their self-image

I never wanted to be a mermaid, Cinderella, belle, mulan, Aurora (sleeping beauty), etc. however I did want to sing like them...it was always an aspiration to become a Disney Singer...


I swear most of you judging parents aren't even parents and have no idea the concessions you have to make to keep your sanity!

>RE: Disney's princess shit negatively affects the self-image
>of most girls--As a former little girl of color, now raising a
>little girl of color...this is the most asinine thing I've
>ever read.
>
>
>Parents do that. Parents shape their children's self-image.
>Plopping your kid in front of the tv and never distinguishing
>the difference between real and imaginary, constantly telling
>them they are fat or ugly or whatever else shapes their
>self-image
>
>I never wanted to be a mermaid, Cinderella, belle, mulan,
>Aurora (sleeping beauty), etc. however I did want to sing
>like them...it was always an aspiration to become a Disney
>Singer...
>
>
>I swear most of you judging parents aren't even parents and
>have no idea the concessions you have to make to keep your
>sanity!

of white images in media, and most definitely children's programming, has an effect on people/children i'm not sure what to tell you.

a couple weeks ago my 5yo son (who is light bright as a ma'fucka) said out the blue while watching cartoons, "why are there never brown people in cartoons?"

even HE notices that this is an issue.

*edit* sorry, replied in the wrong spot.

>of white images in media, and most definitely children's
>programming, has an effect on people/children i'm not sure
>what to tell you.
>
>a couple weeks ago my 5yo son (who is light bright as a
>ma'fucka) said out the blue while watching cartoons, "why are
>there never brown people in cartoons?"
>
>even HE notices that this is an issue.
>
>*edit* sorry, replied in the wrong spot.

but media, in general, is full of white images for the most part, i don't think anyone can argue that. and that is reflected in children's programming as well.

what do you do with your children to avoid or minimize the amount of white images seen in programming? (i'm genuinely asking, no snark)

outside, but especially if they watch mainstream
"programming".

Target
Giant
Whole Foods
Church (we don't do church, but still....)
Playgrounds
The highway
The byway
Food Lion
The Mall
Home Depot
Walking down the street
Out to eat
The library
The book store
The pool
etc,,,

Fam, bombardment is VERY appropriate term.


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

>of white images in media, and most definitely children's
>programming, has an effect on people/children i'm not sure
>what to tell you.
>
>a couple weeks ago my 5yo son (who is light bright as a
>ma'fucka) said out the blue while watching cartoons, "why are
>there never brown people in cartoons?"
>
>even HE notices that this is an issue.
>
>*edit* sorry, replied in the wrong spot.

The internet is FULL of positive images of little brown children.

There are companies devoted to "browning up" books, toys, games etc. for our little brown children. If I get the chance I'm going to link up some stuff! Amazon has an abundance of books and things geared toward little brown people.

Right now, I applaud the Disney channel for having the most diverse cast of characters in their programming. K C. Undercover, Doc McStuffins---shows my little brown girl LOVES not because she can identify, but because they are good shows. However, *I* love them because she can finally see herself in the shows she watches.

She wants to be a vet or a spy!

I feel what you are saying Kilo, I do...but we have to be proactive about what our babies see!

in regards to the diversity they have implemented over the past few years. though it remains white image dominated, there is improvement happening in this area.

talk about our own images in America?
because white is the default.
A white child can easily turn on a show or
a movie and see all white people, and it
reaffirms their existence. It has the
opposite affect on a Black child.

We can step in and help the situation, but
they still live in the real world.

Albionist is up there comparing a Black child
wearing a blond with in a white world to a
child wearing an alien outfit. Ppl really
don't get it.

I'm happy that people are being proactive, but
sometimes even that proactiveness is just a
matter of saying "look, you're there with white
people" instead of being able to show them they're
the default.

>I'm happy that people are being proactive, but
>sometimes even that proactiveness is just a
>matter of saying "look, you're there with white
>people" instead of being able to show them they're
>the default.

That's why they have to put on a costume to look like a cartoon character. Because cartoon characters are... cartoons.

Most white girls would wear a wig if they were pretending to be Ariel. The point is that hair doesn't mean shit unless you're a racist. If we're going to move on from racism EVER we eventually need to get to the point where all kids can do this without anyone side-eyeing.

http://www.lightinthebox.com/princess-mermaid-ariel-cosplay-wig_p1347008.html?currency=GBP&litb_from=paid_adwords_shopping&utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=cpc&adword_mt=&adword_ct=84187195634&adword_kw=&adword_pos=1o3&adword_pl=&adword_net=g&adword_tar=&adw_src_id=1810908567_301579154_21687113474_pla-104068895312&gclid=CjwKEAjwrvq9BRD5gLyrufTqg0YSJACcuF81LrVo5KZNbNDGyU2_6aCUX-lO8ckuJmYKox1_c4Y10RoC1Jvw_wcB


I'm not about to say that institutional racism has gone away or isn't extremely dangerous and damaging (it is and we all need to be careful ALL the time - and YES kids also need to see plenty of media centred around brown boys and girls), but this isn't that. Stripping children of their innocence and replacing it with vestigial racism is just as damaging. This kid doesn't need to be told he can't dress up as his favourite princess because she's got a different skin tone to him anymore than he needs to be told he can't be president or CEO of a Fortune 500. Let the kids dream because plenty of them will achieve the dreams and knock down ever more barriers. They'll be better than we were.

and you still don't get it.

This "dream for the future" crap is naive
and negros been saying it since 1865 and before.

We are talking about a white supremacist
society where everyone is bombarded with
images of whiteness as the default.
This is NOT comparable to a white child
wearing a red wig.

it affects them DEEPLY.

I'd never tell my daughter she can't dress like a disney star or whatever....
But SHE comes to me questioning WHY or thinking LESS of herself because she has eyes doesn't see anything resembling herself being put up on the highest of pedestals.




"Get ready....for your blessing....."

My wife has stronger views than I do when it comes to Disney.

doesnt mean our daughter wont see any of these movies but its foolish to say it has no impact on kids... especially minorities.

>RE: Disney's princess shit negatively affects the self-image
>of most girls--As a former little girl of color, now raising a
>little girl of color...this is the most asinine thing I've
>ever read.
>
>
>Parents do that. Parents shape their children's self-image.
>Plopping your kid in front of the tv and never distinguishing
>the difference between real and imaginary, constantly telling
>them they are fat or ugly or whatever else shapes their
>self-image

My daughter has ONLY ever seen ONE disney movie as of now. She'll turn 4 in October. That movie was Frozen, and she only saw PART of it because she didn't have the interest or attention span to watch the entire thing. That was about a year ago when she'd JUST turned 3. The ONLY reason she was even aware that the movie, characters, etc. existed was from her peers and teachers. She came home singing that damn song one day and I asked what she was singing. She said "Let it Go", "It's from Frozen". I asked her what frozen was and she began telling me about the characters and song. This was BEFORE she'd even seen or heard of the movie! I type all that to say; kids are exposed to the Disney shit from JUMP. It's everywhere. So yeah, exposure is the 1st step. And exposure is almost everywhere these days. The only shows on TV we allowed her to watch are pretty much Doc McStuffins, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and Olivia. She's since graduated to being obsessed with Paw Patrol. We DVR everything, so she doesn't see commercials.

>I never wanted to be a mermaid, Cinderella, belle, mulan,
>Aurora (sleeping beauty), etc. however I did want to sing
>like them...it was always an aspiration to become a Disney
>Singer...

I don't think you can limit the negative impact or guage it by whether or not a kid imagines themselves or wants to be one of those princesses or whatever. It's deeper than that. It's the constant exposure to the imagery and subliminal messages that they send by the sheer abundance of them. Princess..by default... = WHITE WHITE WHITE. So from jump, you tell your ethnic child "You're My princess" or some shit like that and eventually they are gonna pose the questions "But I don't LOOK like a princess".... and then THAT'S where the tricky drama comes in...and the uphill battle begins. It's the little things...that add up to a LOT. The hair, the skin color, the environment, the seeing their white friends dress up for halloween as these characters and look just like the picture on the box vs. when they buy the same costume and DON'T look like the picture on the box, etc. etc. etc.... kids know...they pick up on this stuff and it's VERY difficult and even futile to shield them from exposure to it....because they're KIDS and if they have peers, they WILL be exposed.


>I swear most of you judging parents aren't even parents and
>have no idea the concessions you have to make to keep your
>sanity!


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

I taught 2-6 year olds for about a decade.
Disney COLONIZES your kids minds, early. It's hella common for what you described to happen.
I had parents whose kids literally NEVER watched TV unsupervised go insane over the influence of disney on their kids, solely dude to social interaction. The fact that that COMPANY's influence over kids is so ubiquitous is kind of nuts.

The stuff i've seen happen to the personalities of some of the strongest lil girls is just heartbreaking.

COOL...I GOT THIS....

I find some sheets with tiaras and jewels and shit all over them... a lil horse and carriage... NO WHITE HUMANS ON IT ALL....


She take one look....
"I wanted princess sheets Daddy"

Me *sadface*....

You tell me where I can get some sheets with a Black Princess on them, and i'm down. ..... but I KNOW the next problem is gonna be.....
"SHE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A PRINCESS DADDY"

Then I gotta continue the uphill battle.....

Shit's deep yo.


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

A friend of mine helps formulate Black home school
curriculum. She was trying to find a professional
picture of hands opening a book (or some simple task)
and said it took forever to find a simple and decent one.

mostly girls.
i knew that going in, so I was EXTREMELY conscientious about what and who I had in my class.
Told the parents, there will be no Princess stuff, of any kind, in any events in my class, and explained why.
They were cool with it
First semester was bomb..kids were great, everybody got along.

One weekend, one of the WASPy kids had a bday party at their home. ALL DISNEY E'ERYTHANG

By Friday of that week, the lil white girls were on the playground mobbing up on the non-white ones telling them they can't be princesses cuz their hair "looks different and they don't look like princesses".

these were 3-4 year old children of affluent, educated, VERY liberal parents.

And similar shit has happened damn near every year

im asking. i have no idea whats popular, still popular, or was never popular amongst kids in 2016


but she was the answer to the 'wheres our black princess' question

>>>.... but I KNOW the next problem is gonna be.....
"SHE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A PRINCESS DADDY"

comes in...




"Get ready....for your blessing....."

https://www.google.com/search?q=princess+tiana&espv=2&biw=1440&bih=776&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjal7ORxN3OAhUM8GMKHfajDuYQ_AUIBigB

my cousin does birthday parties as her and the kids go nuts

"Get ready....for your blessing....."

princess tiana gives parents an opportunity to help kids build a healthier self image and show them that skin color doesn't make a princess

i think with more options like princess tiana, doc mcstuffins, etc (*note...i don't have kids so my knowledge is limited) there is an avenue to begin to break that mindset

but with anything it is business...so parents are really be the driving force whether more of these positive images are created....because if parents don't buy the products....there won't be a market and without a market their won't be anymore products

just from casual observation even a brand as successful as Doc McStuffins is still having to fight for its place which is sad

https://www.facebook.com/Channel4News/videos/10154019515221939

disneys influence because these kids are like mini Disney reps.

and as a former teacher, I can't begin to convey to you the amount of sheer BS that comes about due to princess imagery in the minds of little girls.

Disney quite literally introduces millions of little girls to the concept of "beauty" - and all that goes along with it - every day.

And it affects them.

I mean, look at how much the *idea* of the Princess Tiara meant to grown-ass black women...clearly, the imagery matters, on a very real level.

Dude, you read SandraRose. You may be the gayest person in St Louis.

>Dude, you read SandraRose. You may be the gayest person in St
>Louis.

Have you heard of this invention called social media where you come across news articles from everywhere?

And that you have people you know that post SandraRose articles on their social media, and you read and propagate that crap, is telling.

any better than that.

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.

he is her son. he will probably never come into contact with the Black Community as we know it. From my own experience (lol) 5yr old boys are not all the same, and news flash they won't be the same at 6yrs old either.

meh.

>he is her son. he will probably never come into contact with
>the Black Community as we know it. From my own experience
>(lol) 5yr old boys are not all the same, and news flash they
>won't be the same at 6yrs old either.
>
>meh.

He will come in contact with the white community and they will remind him that he is black.

i mean... why not?

Dude will be confused-as-fuck hearing nothing but that high-pitched whine.

hollywood is a silo, especially for a-listers and their offspring.

there will be no wakeup call, no awakening. Mom is a US celeb with south african citizenship. her son is going to be walled off from regular black folks his whole life. he's going to be privy to opportunities and connections the rest us of wont have access to.

levels.

with her son

This is some foolishness. Dressing your son in a dress and hat with a Ponytail.

5 yr olds don't know what tey want to wear. They where whatever you the ADULT PICK OUT!
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most 5 year olds would rather walk around in their spongebob underwear all day if you let them but you don't let them do everything they want because they're 5 year-olds.

i wonder how the kid who used to twirl in his pink dress on TV will feel when he is 15 or so...


my nephews look at old photos of themselves asking "why was a wearing a barney shirt"

cant imagine them looking back on some "Unc,why was i wearing a blonde wig and dress and trans?"

I still dont agree with most of the things my parents made me wear but F it, I was 5 so it doesnt matter what they put me in.

why shouldn't kids be able to dress in costumes?

why should adults control the way they dress 24/7?

why are you putting your hang ups on clothes and what clothes mean on your child?

this is the exact best time to let kids wear the craziest most mismatched outfits that they want. why not? (this goes for hair experimentation too)

they have years of having to conform to a dress code imposed by others.

give them the freedom to express themselves through their clothes now while they can.

i really hate that we as a society put so much emphasis on clothes and give what someone wears so much freakin power....it's stupid....

for the record this is the best instagram account ever:
https://www.instagram.com/whenchildrendressthemselves/?hl=en

no way you can look at these pics and not smile....if not that says more about you than the kids and parents

i commend the parents that aren't hung up on the bs and let their kids be kids and not mini adults

No one is insane or has issues. That's not a costume and if it was there no way a little 5 yr old boy should be wearing a girls dress. Period. And yes it's a girls dress made for a girl to be worn by girls.

Next you'll be trying to tell people it's OK for 5 yr old boy to wear girls underwear if the like the colors.

You can keep that logic.

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i'm being pretty straight forward about how i feel about your thoughts

and i don't know what you are talking about it ... it has already been established that the hat is Elsa from Frozen...so it's not far fetched that he could have been playing dress up as her...with whatever dress was available...or not....but to be clear...it doesn't matter to me whether it is a costume or not...i have no problem with him wearing it

and yes ... i would not care if my 5 year old son wanted to wear "girls" underwear ... cuz unlike you i'm not hung up on stuff that really doesn't matter...it only matters to the adults that created the labels

it's cotton draws, that look almost exactly like boys draws except the colorway. not that i'd buy them for my son, but that is really not a big deal if they had to wear them haha.

which would you prefer?

http://www.truthdig.com/eartotheground/item/why_that_moving_photo_of_cop_hugging_boy_ferguson_protest_20141202

https://youtu.be/O50bOf_Z2cg

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the fuck is he talkin about?

I really want to know

>which would you prefer?
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>http://www.truthdig.com/eartotheground/item/why_that_moving_photo_of_cop_hugging_boy_ferguson_protest_20141202

do you want to re-visit this now?

I didn't get it his point with that photo...

and I don't get your point pulling this up.

the other children that white lesbian couple adopted?

and I didn't get his point for posting that photo. Pretty sure at the time none of us knew that kid was adopted. Maybe it's in the link but I didn't see it.

now that he is dead and was abused... I don't get what truth's argument is or why he upped this post

For the record I'm not a fan of having Black boys dress up as white blondes but I fail to see how his abuse is a gotcha moment.

>and I didn't get his point for posting that photo. Pretty
>sure at the time none of us knew that kid was adopted. Maybe
>it's in the link but I didn't see it.
>
>now that he is dead and was abused... I don't get what truth's
>argument is or why he upped this post


But you said both points are terrible.
You just babbling at this point.


>For the record I'm not a fan of having Black boys dress up as
>white blondes but I fail to see how his abuse is a gotcha
>moment.
>


And I fail to see where anyone said "gotcha."

and a "gotcha moment" doesn't actually have the word gotcha in it.

sad that I had to type that out.

Wrong way to make a point.

Now you're saying both are terrible lol

do you know what the point of these post are/were?

that's your topic of conversation.

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www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lbFRYF-bbM

WTF?!

Bumpin in the STEREO:
Gladys Knight&The Pips
KING-We Are King
Babyface-Return Of The Tender Lover
Brandee Younger-Wax And Wane

adopted black son as a white princess, he'll turn out just fine.

You people sure are xenophobic, transphobic and homophobic!!!!

Anti-gentrification, cheap alcohol & trying to look pretty in our twilight posting years (c) Big Reg
http://Tupreme.com

sarcasm

Sactown lucky I ain't seent one'o deez beckys out here doin no shit like dis. Fellaz, is we all on code to smack fire outta shit like dis?....I'm on code, is YALL ninjaz on code?....Dis type shit is NOT goin down on my watch! ! !

I wish Amber WOULD tryta pull some shit like dis around my way, we flippin cars over, Sun!



Is yall ninjaz WIT ME? ? ?

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https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7btT1T9qpQZWhNlK/giphy.gif

and Black women being historically defined as less than/other than men and women in a white patriarchal society.

Since you have that unbreakable black femininity and all, and you seem to champion things like this, it shouldn't be a big deal for you to do so, right?

https://i.imgur.com/QvpUiMJ.jpg

biggin up that ignorant ass misogynistic video by 2 chainz last week?

its like one step forward, one step back.

make him proud to be black while supporting his journey for fucks sake

Not that I approve but why would he want an Afro wig?

To me it’s an issue because more than likely he is trying to look like Theron. This reminds me of This Is Us at the swimming pool. I know Charlize is rich but she needs to get some Black folk around that kid before he ends up bating his skin or his hair.

speaking of the pool scene

the black mom Mandy Moore got to know / the black mom who gave pointers on Randalls skin and hair is Sterling K. Browns wife in real life?

What kinda shit....

Ryan Bathe. She's a beast as an actress, too.

>Ryan Bathe. She's a beast as an actress, too.

Seth Meyers'(s) wife

or Teyana Taylor

...If you ever wanna know who our UncleToms are, all you gotta
do is peep the people defending Charlize in this thread.




Nuff said....