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A ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether debate is currently going on in the USA about ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether it is OK for white people to have dreadlocks. The controversy follows a video going ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether of a black female student confronting a white male student over the ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether that he had dreadlocks. The video shows the black female student questioning the white guy about his ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether. She tells him that he cannot sport ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether a hairstyle because it is part of her culture. He replied that people in ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether Egypt had the same hairstyle and that it did not belong to just one ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether. San Francisco State University said: "We are taking the matter ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether and will promptly and thoroughly investigate this incident through ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether university channels."

Dreadlocks are rope-like ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether of hair that is woven together. They have been in ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether for thousands of years. Historians are not sure ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether where they first originated. Anthropologists have found ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether of the hairstyle in ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether Egypt, Europe, the Pacific islands, Australia and Papua New Guinea, as well as among many African peoples. Writer Jamia Wilson suggested there was an ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether with white people wearing dreadlocks. She said black people often have ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether experiences in society because of them and questioned whether white people with dreadlocks go through the same ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether. She said: "Hairstyles are not ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether. There are gendered and racial connotations and ancientapplicablebunchescultureevidenceexactlyexistencefactheatedinnocuousissuelocksnegativeseriouslystereotypessuchthingviralwhether attached to them."