Ugly people are the most discriminated people in this country. Change my mind.

You know, conservatives don't HAVE to be *******s, right?

I can just roll out of bed and look 'professional'. But blacks have hair that isn't naturally accepted as 'professional' so they do have to spend a lot of time, effort, money to straighten their hair or buy wigs, etc. You were born with an opportunity they just don't have. I don't think they're asking for some special treatment, just the opportunity to spend as little effort on their hair as you do.

So does that include purple, green, pink hair or lice?

Clean hair is not a school code, it is a hygiene issue.

I have no hair. I have to spend more money on hats and sunscreen so I don't burn my scalp. It's not fair, someone should have to pay for that…..

The Founding Fathers and all those great spirits who sacrificed for the War of Independence are looking down on us shaking their heads in disbelief thinking - this is what we suffered and died for?

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I can just roll out of bed and look 'professional'. But blacks have hair that isn't naturally accepted as 'professional' so they do have to spend a lot of time, effort, money to straighten their hair or buy wigs, etc. You were born with an opportunity they just don't have. I don't think they're asking for some special treatment, just the opportunity to spend as little effort on their hair as you do.

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One of the most ridiculous comments I've ever seen on F16.

Title VII and Section 1981 of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 already protect against race discrimination. Adding "hair" discrimination is just another way to attempt to separate African Americans from other groups to provide them other avenues to make claims against their employers. It's insane.

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Well. They are.

Reminds me of one of my old managers in my audit days. She was in the UK on a project for me and called upset because she tried to get her haircut and they refused saying they do not cut ethnic hair.

Their issue was not skin color but the intricacies of dealing with that particular type of hair.

Are you going to go into Loupot's barter shop and ask for a weave when the barbers are inept at giving a corps haircut? Can my balding lily white arse go into a barber shop on Crenshaw and demand an Afro be made of my hair?

This is about as dumb as making a law sating electricians have to perform plumbing work.

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You know, conservatives don't HAVE to be *******s, right?

I can just roll out of bed and look 'professional'. But blacks have hair that isn't naturally accepted as 'professional' so they do have to spend a lot of time, effort, money to straighten their hair or buy wigs, etc. You were born with an opportunity they just don't have. I don't think they're asking for some special treatment, just the opportunity to spend as little effort on their hair as you do.

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Fatigue. No one gives a damn about a black person's natural hair. If they want to wear their hair like some Jamaican stoner (Rastafarian?) that's on them and some people will judge them for it. Same thing would happen to me if I sported a Mohawk or had unkempt long hair.

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I don't think they're asking for some special treatment,

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Well. They are.

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The fact that they are asking to be treated fairly and you thinking they are asking for something special is telling

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lol. Literally passing an unnecessary, virtue signaling law about hair is the definition of asking for something special.

Yours is not a serious post. Complete clown world.

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You know, conservatives don't HAVE to be *******s, right?

I can just roll out of bed and look 'professional'. But blacks have hair that isn't naturally accepted as 'professional' so they do have to spend a lot of time, effort, money to straighten their hair or buy wigs, etc. You were born with an opportunity they just don't have. I don't think they're asking for some special treatment, just the opportunity to spend as little effort on their hair as you do.

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One thing i've discovered when I'm interviewing people:

If they have corn rows, they are generally not employable. And i'm saying this as a black(ish) guy. So I'm going out on a limb and saying you probably don't know what the **** you're talking about.

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I don't think they're asking for some special treatment,

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Well. They are.

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Bunk. White people and brown people don't wear their hair as a statement of their racial identity.

A black boy having long dreadlocks is no different than a white boy having long stringy, straight hair. A business should be allowed to to have a dress code and disallow certain hair styles.

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You know, conservatives don't HAVE to be *******s, right?

I can just roll out of bed and look 'professional'. But blacks have hair that isn't naturally accepted as 'professional' so they do have to spend a lot of time, effort, money to straighten their hair or buy wigs, etc. You were born with an opportunity they just don't have. I don't think they're asking for some special treatment, just the opportunity to spend as little effort on their hair as you do.

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I don't know anyone with hair longer than a crew cut that can look professional rolling out of bed.

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Well. They are.

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The fact that they are asking to be treated fairly and you thinking they are asking for something special is telling

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lol. Literally passing an unnecessary, virtue signaling law about hair is the definition of asking for something special.

Yours is not a serious post. Complete clown world.

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Really? Where was your moral high horse when Abbott did the same thing?

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I wasn't aware Abbott did this or forgot about it. He's a clown for pushing it as well.

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Well. They are.

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We've all seen the playbook over and over again. So-called "fair treatment" is just the camel's nose to get "fair treatment" turned into government funded entitlements and weapons to threaten political enemies and businesses with.

You thinking people are stupid enough to fall for this is telling.

This is like complaining that "women have to get dressed up, because of the men."
When in REALITY we all know it's because of other women.

You can tell the folks in a thread like this that haven't hung with a lot of black women.

When a black female is born, the first concern between the mother and her friends is always, whether she has "good" hair or "bad" hair. Almost w/o fail. This idiocy is entirely "forced" on blacks, by blacks.

I started to put my "credentials" for this, 'eff that, just take my word.