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Are hoop earrings cultural appropriation?
metro.co.uk...
Native American war bonnets, bindis, nose rings, kimonos and henna are all examples of things that white people have been asked not to play with. And now Australian Latinx writer Ruby Pivet suggests in Vice that hoop earrings should join that list.
For example, in 2017 alone, well over 5,000 males, including some under 18 years old, ran 400-meter times that were faster than the personal bests of U.S. Olympic gold medalists Sanya Richards-Ross and Allyson Felix.
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originally posted by: WhatItIs
Let’s take this to the next logical step. A family of smaller physical size has a son that wants to be a NBA center at some point. Is it now ok to give the son operations and hormone therapy to give him a better chance?
originally posted by: incoserv
No no no no no!
originally posted by: WhatItIs
originally posted by: incoserv
No no no no no!
So? A person under 18 can take hormone therapy to play women’s sports? But it’s wrong for a person of smaller build who wants to identify with top performing athletes to take hormone therapy?
Why is one supposedly acceptable, but the other isn’t.
I’m against either by the way.
originally posted by: Cwantas
Transgenderism has been weaponized against women to cause more division. Politicians refuse to define what a woman is because if they did, it would take the wind out of the sails of all this lunacy.
originally posted by: WhatItIs
originally posted by: ketsuko
Be less white, but don't you dare be more like us ...
As in the white stereotype?