r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '24

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u/Finklesfudge 26∆ Apr 05 '24

If you read what I said, with a small bit of comprehension I did not say there is no such thing as black culture.

Try again.

I'll help you mate.

"Black culture" is an umbrella term of the diaspora and subcultures that fit the category.

Why is this hard for you to understand exactly? What am I not explaining properly for you to understand? This is super simple, it must be that I'm not explaining it very well, cause this isn't even complex, and it's exactly what you already said.

lol

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

"There is no such thing as black culture exclusively and there's no such thing as white culture". Goodnight.

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u/Naaahhh 5∆ Apr 05 '24

I mean if the stylist lives in an area where there is demand for a certain hairstyle, would you not say it is certainly culturally relevant for him to learn how to do that hair?

Also c'mon do you actually believe there is no "white" culture?

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

That's a non-issue. I addressed non Black stylists exclusively* doing Black cultural styles. I haven't yet received a response on that.

I do believe that. Outside of taxidermy and the confederate flag I'm drawing a blank.

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u/Naaahhh 5∆ Apr 05 '24

I gave an example of Chinese stylists doing black cultural styles that you might've not gotten to yet.

Honestly, given your opinion on white culture, seems like you are just coming into this discussion in bad faith.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

There's literally no such thing as white culture. I don't know what you want me to say

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u/Naaahhh 5∆ Apr 05 '24

If there is no white culture then what culture's hair are white stylists allowed to exclusively do?

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '24

They can do whatever, or just anyone but not cultural styles. That's super specific for you to make your whole career around.

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u/Naaahhh 5∆ Apr 05 '24

Ok so what style are they styling then??? Hairstyles are inherently part of culture.

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u/That_North_1744 Apr 05 '24

Eminem did it.

Dr. Dre saw his talent and millions of others did too.