[Angela]

What you see is a culture, my friend, just not one you care much for. If you don’t believe me, ask all the white execs who are watching what all the young black men and women are wearing. Then watch how quickly it shows up in the department stores. Being an African American, I do not agree with everything I see in my community, but I can respect and admire the level of creativity that comes out of our community and that mysteriously finds its way into the mainstream. Hit the white suburbs late on a Friday or Saturday night, find the mall and park your car, and you will quickly become educated as you watch all the white kids practicing how to be black. It’s a hoot. Also understand that most African Americans can only trace their roots back to the fields their ancestors slaved on. So whatever you received from your other roots, thank God for it. But don’t judge.

Actually, it’s all a fashion fad, as with any other group. If they knew that pants are worn this way by men in the prison system and that it means ‘I am available for you to have sex with,’ they probably would not do it. Maybe they saw an ex-con on the street who forgot to pull his pants up. Oops! There goes a fad. That’s how they get started.

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Name : Angela, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Black/African American, Religion : Pentecostal, Age : 30, City : Atlanta, State : GA, Country : United States, Education level : 2 Years of College, 

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