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Friday, July 8, 2022

Insta Scoop: Netizens Lecture Herlene Budol on Using 'Fro' as a Statement




Images courtesy of Instagram: herlene_budol

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  1. Lol BBP sobrang low na ng standards. Dati halos pumasok sa karayom mga aspiring beauty queens, literal beauty and brains talaga ang labanan dati. What happened?

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    1. Bakit yung nagcocosplay walang mga ganyan? Yung Ms united nations sa school? Yung nagsusuot ng national costume ng ibang bansa? Dami ka ekekan ha

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    2. 12:03 seriously? Wearing afros is a lot like wearing blackface. It’s part of a history of dehumanization of black people. White people in minstrel shows wore black face & afros to depict plantation slaves. So if you’re not black & you do this, black people see it as a mockery.

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    3. 12:03 your reasonings are beyond unbelievable

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    4. Hindi lang naman African ang ganyan buhok. Nalimutan nyo na yata meron tayong Aetas.

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    5. I am aware sa mga stereotype ng afro and the history of it pero i think din na may mali kung ipagbabawal mag ganyan na hairstyle ang ibang lahi/tao considering lahat naman ngayon is free for all na. Sa tingin ko nga na mas may positive impact pa nga yan dahil it is a celebration of black culture. Mas mawawala yung negative stereotype surrounding it.

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  2. Question: If I want to style my hair as Afro because I find it beautiful or I find it that it fits my look, cultural appropriation pa rin yun?

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    1. Not unless you make a vocal statement or wear a blackface

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    2. Kumbaga pwede mo naman gawin pero wag ka na magsabi ng mga “fro” “style” kinema. Irampa nalang kumbaga

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    3. 12:03 it's not because she did not claim it's her original hair or style. Appreciation is different from appropriation. Although, many would find it culturally wrong. As long as you're upfront about it without intention to steal, malign or as make a statement.

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    4. Daming naka dreads na hindi naman black. Dreads are originally of black culture. Basta ba hindi ka magpanggap na black.

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    5. 1:16 If you are a non-Black person who genuinely loves Black hairstyles and wants to try them out, then be sure to dedicate that same energy to educating those around you, because now you know exactly what is meant by cultural appropriation.

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    6. Maraming kuda pero papano yung hindi maalam?

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    7. Besh 1056 Afro is not a style. You can tease your hair for volume or others and pwede to say it was inspired by Afro hair. Sana naka-help suggest ko.

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    8. 1:58 mas lalong di ko naintindihan. Pakitagalog pls.

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  3. Hipon, act with poise please

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    1. Retoke ilong at boobs ni Hipon it’s so obvious.😂

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    2. 311 off topic ka day

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    3. she admitted it before joining the pageant

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  4. Lahat na lang jusko. Pawoke talaga mga tao.

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    1. Hindi yun pa-woke. Palibhasa nakapikit ka kasi sa struggle ng iba kaya minimize mo as being "pawoke"

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    2. 11:06 understand the history of african hair before you claim it as a pa-woke talking point

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    3. Ok so dahil ginamit ang afro hair as black power means we cannot use it?!? Huh?? Pano na lang yung may kulot na buhok at naging afro naturally yung buhok nila, so hindi pwede dahil sa cultural appropriation??? Huh??

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    4. You dont like other race belittling our struggles as Pinoys/ Asians roght?

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    5. 1:01 many Black hairstyles have been historically labelled as "ghetto," "rough," "unprofessional," or otherwise used to dehumanize Black people through othering. In other words, they weren’t allowed to wear their natural hair because of racism but when a white woman or asian women wear their hair in an afro it’s cool or a fashion statement, that’s what makes it cultural appropriation.

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    6. Agree. Kainis talaga mga yan pa woke. Mag work nalang kayo daming reklamo

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    7. Pero yung mga black women na nagpapa straight at nagpapa blonde ng hair, cultural appropriation or they can get away with it kasi black sila?

      Hirap sa mga pa-woke, double standards kayo. Yung mga black girls pwedeng maging "Elsa" sa Halloween pero yung mga white girls binabasa pag naging "Moana" kasi cultural appropriation. Pag May mga foreigner na nagsuot ng Balintawak, ok lang sa inyo. Lahat ba ng hairstyles at outfit kelangan i-research to make sure na walang ma-o-offend?! Lahat na lang.

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    8. 11:06 pm and 1:01 am ang ignorant at uneducated niyo. I'd be ashamed if I were related to the both of you. Yuck!

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    9. I don’t think Hipon understands cultural appropriation. Like this commenter.

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    10. 1:01 E hindi naman naturally kulot si Budol. Ginamit lang niya yung fro to make a statement kuno. In other words, ginawa niyang costume yung isang integral part ng culture ng ibang lahi.

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    11. Sana di nalang ginamit yung word na afro. May mga katutubo naman tayo na kulot talaga

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    12. 2:47 white people can be a POC for halloween as long as they don’t paint their skin to be brown face or black face, that is racism.

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    13. @2:47: you are a racist. May tao na bang na-oppressed dahil nag pa straight or nagpa blonde ng buhok? African american women who wear their hair natural have been deprived of opportunities for decades because of how they look. Heck some of them have become targets of violence because of their hair.

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    14. 156 black hairstyles have been historically looked down as ghetto etc.. pero pag white nagpadreadlocks, fashion statement ito. Hindi ba pede na wala sa kulay ng tao kundi sa gawa ng tao kaya naaassociate sila as ghetto at tuloy lahat sa kanila tingin ay ghetto?

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    15. i will just move on and be happy even if you think it’s wrong because of cultural appropriation. Stressful if you all will mind other people’s caption

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    16. 324 calling people ignorant but did not state a fact makatawag lang ng ignorant Wala ka namang inambag sa usapan. Epal ang tawag sa kagaya mo

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    17. 2:47 obviously Tulog ka pa sa katotohanan kaya hindi ka woke. At hindi double standard yon or cultural appropriation. May nakilala ka baa nanadiscriminate or nabully dahil maputi, or straight ang buhok or dahil blonde? Exactly. Kapag ang mga blacks ganoon ang buhok, nakakaexperience sila ng discrimination, pero kapag ibang lahi ang naka afro, out of a sudden, fashionista sila or stylish. Gets mo ang difference? Hanggang ngayon nakakarining tayo ng "pag kulot salot", pero may narinig ka na bang "kapag unat salot",. Exactly wala. Kaya manahimik ka jan dahil wala ka sa lugar para magdikta kung dapat ba sila maoffend or not.

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    18. 2:47 karamihan sa black who straighten their hair kasi kailangan, a must. Try mo to talk to them sometimes, you will learn how painful, difficult, and expensive for them to straighten their hair pero no choice, kelangan eh (job, school, opportunities etc).

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    19. pawoke sa mga ignoranteng tulad mo

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  5. next time herlene don’t use it as a costume or props. maling mali e.

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    1. Ooh so righteous.. mag ingat din kayo next time simpleng mag sign kayo ng k pop Baka ma bash din kayo

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    2. And next time wag narin kayo magpakulay ng blonde hair o magcontact lens. Panindigan nyo yang natural self nyo.

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    3. 11:48 huh? Kaya nga cultural appropriation because she used afro hair as a costume. Doing kpop hand signals isn’t belittling their culture as a costume. Gets mo yung difference?

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    4. 11:48 Di mo pa din gets. Di ka ata nakinig sa klase

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    5. stressful people lahat pinakialaman

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    6. 12:13 Walang masama sa pagcocontact lens especially if it has prescription

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    7. Daming problema,wag niyo na pakialaman si Budol.

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  6. masyado pa rin tayong balat sibuyas noh? oh well

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    1. Si Ariana Grande nga binash din kasi trying hard magmukang asian. Ako I don’t mind. Ewan ko ba sa mga tao lahat issue.

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    2. 11:42 totoo naman kasing blackfisher siya, ngayon naman Asian fishing na siya porke sikat mga Asians ngayon.

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    3. 11:11 read her caption kasi. She said her fro is her statement. Problem is, she isn’t black or of african descent!

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    4. 11:42 ariana went from being a latina to being black and now she's Asian

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    5. exactly and after that what happens next? Do we get an award for bashing and hating? Just move on

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    6. True.Pakialamera ang nga netizens sa lahat ng galawan.

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  7. pa cool naman kasi, ayan tuloy

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  8. I said that also sa fb pero na bash ako they called me bobo and tanga huhu

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  9. Pag ito naka kuha ng crown talagang bagsak na standards ng Binibini! Ang lala din ng caption nya before sa mga babae na marami ng jowa! Bastos talaga

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    1. Walang breeding

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    2. Agree ako sa iyo.

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    3. so harsh 1140.. Nagkamali lang wala ng breeding eh ano tawag sayo?

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    4. Kahit yung mga bts niya ang cheap! Ang layo sa mga 90's early 2000 na contestant

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    5. Let me remind you.Ano ano ba ang mga crowns na pinaglalabanan? Di ba bagay yan sa MGI.The girl has millions of fans.The others have none.So this is her asset.I hope she bags the MGI crown

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  10. A trying hard wanna be! Kaht ano gawin napakacheap nya tlga

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    1. Super cheap. Layo ng itsura nya dati

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    2. I would love to see how you look like

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    3. You should see and hear her mom. Hindi ka na magtataka bakit ganyan siya.

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  11. Nag iingay ba sila? Sadya ba yan? Or talagang ignorant lang sila
    Karamihan sa mga nananalo ng crown jan mga low key lang at di maingay!

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  12. Mag paro paro g kna lang herlene

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  13. overrated tong girl nato

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  14. bad move herlene. bad move.

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  15. This is a PR move. Nagpapaingay sila ng handler niya. Is money tight?

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    1. Mayaman handler niyan. Baka mas tight pa pera for you lol

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  16. Unfortunately, she reflects many people in the Philippines. This is what happens when you're not exposed to other cultures other than your own. Ignorante

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    1. This is what people say when they feel like they’re part of the elite and are cultured and can malign those who are not like you. You’re here on FP so you’re probably not no matter how hard try.

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    2. 11:50 being aware sa ibang culture at struggle ng ibang lahi doesn't mean part ka ng elite group kaloka ka

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    3. 11:50 there's nothing elite about it. Cultural awareness at a time of technical advancement is so yesterday. Kesa tiktok expose yourself to world news.

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    4. 11:50 Don't be too sure, baka magulat ka na lang sa ibang fp readers. It's a diverse crowd.

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    5. 11:50 Being sensitive to other cultures’ struggles is never equal to elitism. Your refusal to acknowledge that there are people who genuinely respect other people’s history is pure arrogance.

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    6. My God pa diverse diverse kayo.Why dont you check if everybody knows culture.Baka magulat kayo sa maraming hindi nakakaalam. Sa true tayo.A lot of people are uneducated.

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    7. 11:50: Overheard at Polo Club: Did you see X in FP. Be careful looking down at FP readers, one of them may be your bread & butter.

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    8. 11:50 you're also here on FP where a lot of readers are diverse and culturally aware of what's right or wrong. Walang kinalaman elitism dyan. Some readers here are just educated enough to know kung ano ang cultural appropriation sa appreciation. But if you're close-minded person, di mo talaga maintindihan. Research2x tayo pag may time.

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  17. masyadong feeling smart. yan tuloy.

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  18. Magreview kanalang ng Q&A

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  19. Cultural appropriation my a**. Kung gusto ko gamitin o mging afro anong pakialam nyo. People are becoming way too sensitive. always taking things personally. So yung mga ng whitening na maitim dapat sensitive din??

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    1. post mo online yang FRO mo sis, gusto mong sumikat eh

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    2. 11:32 lakas ng loob ah. sige sis, magpa picture ka rin ng FRO captions kagaya ni hipon tapos post mo sa socmed account/s mo at wag private account/s ha

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    3. 11:32 i dare you to say that to a black person, go

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    4. 11:32 skin whitening isn’t cultural appropriation. It is a deep seated colonial mentality that white is more beautiful.

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    5. 12:06 - so yung pagpapaputok, colonial mentality, acceptable ba? Pag nag fro, appropriation, hindi acceptable? Pag kumain ang mga puti kumain ng Filipino food, ano tawag?

      Kasi sa totoo lang lahat na lang pinansin. People can't do anything without being labeled bigots. di ba pwedeng na-appreciate lang yung ibang culture kaya ginagaya? Woke culture will be our downfall.

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    6. 11:32 panahon pa ni Rizal, sabe ng Spaniards panget ang maitim ang balat. oh ayan, may halong history na yan baka mag-ala-Ella ka jan hahahaha

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    7. 3:03 ask yourself this question, saan sa post ni herlene ang cultural appreciation? Wala. So therefore, it is cultural appropriation.

      Eating food from another culture is cultural appreciation. Claiming that food as your own culture when you are not ethnically that culture can be construed as appropriation.

      Go back to her caption. It says my afro, my statement. She was not born with an afro, she is not black, and she didn’t say anything in appreciation about the culture she is appropriating from.

      It’s better to be woke about some issues that have deep seated racism tied to it, so you can learn from it and not offend anyone with micro aggressions.

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    8. 3:03 obviously ignorante ka sa ibig sabihin ng cultural appropriation. Tulog ka kasi sa katotohanan. Go educate yourself

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    9. 3:03 You must not be aware of how cultural appropriation works. Adele had to be criticized for sporting cornrows while at a Caribbean festival. There are a lot of celebs who did some type of cultural appropriation things for their work. And most of these are real offensive to the culture of other people.

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  20. echosa ka herlene nicole.

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    1. Ganda ng pangalan niyang Nicole.

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  21. echosera ka girl.

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  22. I love my fro??? Eh di wow.

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  23. Yung caption niya talaga nagsimula eh

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    1. agree. kung wala yan di naman magiging isyu.

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  24. Actually wala akong nakikitang mali. Jusko lahat nalang!

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    1. walang mali?! una - straight hair sya tapos biglang Afro. 2nd - yung "FRO: is a no-no! at marami pang mali sa ginawa nya and her team

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    2. 11:51 I don’t know but kayo nalang gumagawa ng ikakaoffend nyo kasi the way I look at it wala naman nakikitang mali. She’s beautiful and she looks good with that hair.

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    3. 12.08 read the comments on her post kase

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    4. 12:08 there is something mali with her caption, afro hair is not her statement to make unless may african blood sya

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    5. 12:08 ate girl, binasa mo ba ang comment. African American na yung nagsabing mali, super defender ka pa rin ni Hipon.

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    6. 12:08 that's exactly where you're at fault kasi wala kang nakikitang mali kasi di mo ineexpose & update sarili mo sa world views & educate yourself that some things are not acceptable or tolerable just because you don't know or ignorant ka lang about it.

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    7. Wala din akong nakikitang mali or probably hindi kami kami apektado

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    8. kung wala kang makitang mali, parte ka ng mali

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    9. 1:23 AM Siguro nga ignorante ako. Minsan mas maraming nalalaman ang isang tao mas madaming bagay syang ikaka-stress sa buhay. Hindi ko kasi alam bakit nakakaoffend yung fro/afro kasi yun naman tawag sa hair nya at palagi ko yan naririnig as if hindi siya forbidden word. Lastly, maganda yung photo. Walang malisya ang tingin ko sa caption at picture nya.

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  25. this is beyond stupidity!!!!

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  26. hipon ka talaga Harlene! tapon ang laman ng utak mo

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  27. kapag yan may nakuhang crown sa Bb, the end is near. kahit siguro ipabasa ang encyclopedia kay Harlene tapos ang pagiging power house natin sa beacon lol

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  28. Buti hindi sa Miss Earth sya nag-join kundi lagapak kagad sa no make-up challenge wahahahahha

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  29. Isinabuhay na talaga ni girl ang pagiging squammy and tacky.

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    1. Kailangan siya dahil sa MGI .Malakas ang hatak niya sa fans.In fact,thanks to her,marami ang nagkakainteres sa BB Pilipinas.Remember shes got millions of fans in her socmedia accounts.

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  30. I just know that that kind of hair is not limited to Africans....Aetas also got that kind of hair..historians can argue that aetas came from africans but in actuality, we really don't know that...

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    1. So is harlene an ot part aeta? Diba hindi? And the point is to not make afro a fashion/political statement, afro hair is just hair.

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    2. Edi Dapat post nya Aeta Inspired she clearly said FRO which is demeaning term for afro GETS MO

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    3. Every human on Earth came from Africa. This has been proven by science and anthropologists. Anong "we don't really know" ka dyan? Aetas share similar features to current Africans pero deny ka pa din? Please stop spreading ignorance and id*icy. Lahat tayo nanggaling from Africa, that's a fact. That's evolution.

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    4. Kung hair lang pala bat hindi pwedeng magpa afro. Kasi mga afro nagpapastraight hair at nagpapablonde din

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    5. 12.50 tanungin mo sila, daming hanash sa fp. It’s not just hair for them

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    6. @moonchild? what??? every human being came from Africa? huh? and evolution???? wow! you're kidding right? Sige nga, magbaging ka nga? lol

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  31. Ung mga african american na nagpapa straight ng hair.. bakit hindi sya cultural appropriation sa mga asians?

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    1. 11:56 the difference is, afro hair has a history of racism. Simple google search will answer your question.

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    2. Meron pa nga nyan nagpapablonde eh d ba 😅. Straight tapos blonde. Ang siste pwde nila gawin at sabhin ano gusto nila pero bawal sa iba. Hypocrites din ano.

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    3. Dahilan kailangan nilang mag pa straight ng buhok para sa trabaho.. di nila pede gwin ganan buhok nila, lalo n dti.. kaya may cultural appropriation kasi pinaglaban p nila yan para makalabas at work ng ganan buhok.

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    4. 11:56 hindi naman nila posts na "I'm Asian"

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    5. yeah truee. un iba nagpaplantsa pa ng hair tapos meron pa nagpapastraight sa roots tapos curl sa dulo pero wala lang. sila lang ata may karapatan umangkin ng mga hairstyle

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    6. Do Asians have the monopoly or origin of straight hair? Hindi di ba? Historically hindi rin straight hair mga ninuno natin. But Hipon here posted as if Afro hair is a statement.

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    7. 12:46 there are non caucasian with naturally blonde hair

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    8. 1:11 there are literal little girls being sent home from school because their afro hair and braids are considered against the dress code. Kaya nauso din sa kanila magplantsa ng buhok. Ok, gets mo?

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    9. 12:46 The difference between Black women wearing blond and straight weaves and non-Black women wearing culturally Black hairstyles is that blond and straight hair does not have a painful history of discrimination that it's been trying to escape for — at least — the past 230 years. The discrimination against Black hairstyles has not only fueled the othering of Black people but also the exclusion of Black communities from creating generation wealth and stability for their families. Stereotypes around Black hair, as we've discovered, have literally kept Black women from work and education, making it more difficult to be financially independent members of society.

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    10. Ugh, reading the comments here shows na some Filipinos are ignorant hahaha. Ignorant talaga.

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    11. Mema lang kayo... kung mka bili sila ( blacks ) ng wigs puro straight and blonde in color pa... and besides asians hair are straight esp south east asian... so tayong mga asians kailangan din bang ma offend?

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    12. 1:59 nastereotype lalo ngayon kasi gusto nila sila lang ang Afro at nakabraids/dreads. E kung hayaan nila ang ibang lahi gumaya sakanila, e d masaya. They should accept it as a support from other race na nakaka appreciate ng ganda ng Africans. Hirap kasi sakanila parang puro hate nalang at feeling minority sila eh hindi naman lahat racist. Sila pa nga itong racist sa mga Asians at Latinos.

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  32. Basa basa din kasi ng books hindi yung puro paganda lang. Good luck sa Q & A girl.

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  33. For sure wala syang alam sa ganyang history.hapoy pa yata team nya at napansin maski not in a good way.of dito yan sa US ewan na lng.

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  34. Everything is an issue for woke people lalo na mga nasa Twitter. They can even make an issue out of nothing kahit hindi naman talaga sila yung dapat ma-offend o mag-react. Kala mo spokesperson sila ng bawat community. Those who are naturally afro lang may karapatan mag call out!

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    1. 12:02 be better. Ilang beses na yan na call out ng african community, so ano yun, you won’t listen hanggang hindi sa yo mismo ang call out.

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    2. Actually yung mga co workers ko nga dito sa US na from South and Central Africa e hindi naman naooffend sa ganyan. They do not find it offensive daw pag may nagAafro na hindi naman African. Ang sensitive lang naman dyan eh yung mga African American na ngayon eh nakiki sakay nadin pati mga kababayan nating woke na pacool. Take note sobrang kulot din ng buhok ko pero I do not find it offensive kung may magpapakulot tulad ko. Oo nabubully ako nung elem at hs dhl s buhok ko pero kebs kung gusto nyo gumaya sa amin. Masaya nga yun eh.

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    3. I agree. Lol

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    4. Ignoramus ka lang at tamad imulat ang mata para sa tama.

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    5. 12:40 its not about being kulot, it’s the racism associated with afro hair in the past and present.

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    6. 1:50 ikaw na ang may sabi na may racism na nakakabit sa pagiging kulot, why not normalize ang pagiging kulot at hayaan na magpakulot din ang ibang lahi at magdreadlocks o braids para dumami ang makakita at maging normal na lang sa paningin ng karamihan? Why not celebrate the beauty of Africans? Hayaan nyo magpakulot ang gusto magpakulot. Pag hinayaan nyo na puro itim lang ang pwde na mag Afro hair, talagang maaassociate na lang sa lahi nila yun at yung painful past ng ancestors nila. Time to move on katulad ng pag moveon ng mga Pilipino sa pagkaslave sa mga Espanyol.

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  35. 11:52 but she is neither african nor aeta

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    1. 1207 so africans and aeta lang ang pwedeng mag-fro? anybody can do that - like how blacks would straighten their hair……

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    2. 12:23 learn the history of africans and their hair para alam mo, hindi yung kukuda ka pa ng ganyan

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  36. Grabe naman lahat na lang issue

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    1. Grabe naman ignorante at tamad ka lang alamin kung bakit offensive. Di rin siguro arok ng utak mo.

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  37. lahat may issue, omg life is short

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  38. Yung mga nagrereact negatively dito sila din yung mga tao na ayaw umitim. 😂😅 Sagad sa gluta.

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    1. Ay nako baka nga sis! Panay gluta o papaya soap para pumuti at regular ang parebond ng buhok. Mga day be proud sa natural nating kulay at buhok, the more the merrier. Tapos may kukuda nanaman ng di kasi educated ek ek, d mo alam ang history nila. Ay sus same lang tayong naging slaves mga day.

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  39. Bawal na pala magpakulot sa parlor

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    1. 12:35 iba ang perm sa afro 🙄

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  40. sa mga nagsasabing wala naman mali sa photoshoot ni herlene, di nyo kasi alam kung ano klaseng hirap yung pinagdaanan ng mga african-americans at kung paano nagamit sa racism yung afro hair nila. eh african-american din si the sovereign na aware sa history ng african-americans. bago kayo humanash na masyadong balat sibuyas mga tao dahil sa masyadong political correctness kuno na nilalaban sa cultural appropriation, ALAMIN, INTINDIHIN at ARALIN niyo muna kung bakit masyadong sensitive ang blackfishing at cultural appropriation issues lalo na para sa african-americans

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    1. Pwede ba, tigilan na yang racism na yan. The word has lost meaning because sa lahat na lang ginagamit. There are no black person alive na naging slave. Lagi na lang ginagamit ang race card para makalusot sa lahat ng bagay. Pauunahin sa pila kasi pag hindi, tatawagin kang racist. Inaway ka dahil inunahan ka sa parking spot, tatawagin kang racist. Pagbibigyan sila magbakasyon kahit nauna ka mag request dahil irereklamo kang racist sa HR pag di mo pinagbigyan. At itinuturo nila sa mga anak nila na they are always victims kaya may sense of entitlement palagi. Kung babalikan pa natin ang history, dapat pagbigyan din tayo dahil inaalipin tayo ng Kastila at Hapon. Dapat ba free travel to Spain at Japan?

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    2. You're getting mad over someone's hairstyle lol

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    3. Sis, wala ka sa america. African Americans are just a fraction of the world population with african roots. Walang naging slave na africans sa pinas. Its unfortunate kung ano naranasan ng mga africans sa US pero the hair style was done in good taste at hindi naman minamaliit ang mga itim, kundi they are celebrating the beauty of africans. This is what is wrong in this world, if you wear something that identifies as african, it’s cultural inappropriate. If a movie or a tv show does not include all races, it’s culturally inappropriate. This generation is so balat sibuyas.

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    4. Agree with 3:15. Naisip ko na din yan. Naging slaves din ang Filipino ancestors natin under the Spanish colonization for more than 300 years. Pinagttrabaho ng walang bayad at minamaliit. Discriminated dahil sa height, nose at skin color. Nandyan pa din sa Pilipinas ang mga naiwang kaapu apuhan ng Spain. Yung iba nasa government at yung iba business tycoon. Yung mga kaapu apuhan ng mga "Timawa"/Aliping saguiguilid either naka pag ibang bansa/nakapagaral kaya naging middle class at yung iba stayed in the lower class. Yung iba nasa bundok pa din. Dapat ba entitled din tayo sa mga special priviledges like African Americans? Hindi naman ah. Kadalasan yang mga African Americans pa ang mapangutya sa mga Asians lalo na kung hindi marunong mag english at maliit ang katawan ng asyano. Dami kong naexperience na ganyan dito sa America. Although I should say na lesser racist ang mga nakatapos ng college na African Americans compared sa mga hs/elem grad na lahi nila. Try nyo pumunta dito para maexperience nyo at malaman nyo ang totoo.

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    5. Naranasan ko na din dito yan. Ang lalakas ng loob nila at aangas kahit nasa tama ka naman. Hindi ba kayo nagtataka bakit ang taas ng crime rate sa mga neighborhood na karamihan e blacks ang residents. Hello Detroit MI and Camden NJ! Try nyo dito pumunta mga kababayan kong pawoke.

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  41. Ang nakakatawa dito, yung mga hindi naman talaga afro ang ngumangawa at offended. Yung mga totoong afro, walang paki.

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    1. 12:48 because as a society, we should know better. 2022 na!

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    2. Wala din naman paki talaga ang mga Pilipino sa kung anong culture meron sa ibang bansa lalo na nasa Pilipinas naman tayo.Affected dyan mga nasa US halimbawa.Dahil dito wala namang inaaping mga blacks.

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    3. Are you sure 12:48? Wait until they see her post.

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  42. Lecturan nyo mga sarili nyo mga self righteous

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    1. 1:04 why are you so against bettering yourself? It’s not about lecturing and being self-righteous but you need to know why cultural appropriation is racist.

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    2. True! Madami sa atin hindi naman alam ang mga bagay na yan.Ni hindi natin kultura.

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    3. 2:02 lahat nalang racist lmao 🤣 so better ka sa lagay na yan? Pa woke much

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  43. Times are different now. Everyone gets triggered. Every single word, action. It’s like being in the principal office ya’ll!

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    1. 1:05 ikaw din, triggered, napacomment ka nga dava

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    2. 1:05 bago ka magpaka cool ayusin mo muna grammar mo ya'll talaga ha!

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  44. Mganda ang picture but the captions is inappropriate. sana hindi na lang nya ginamit ang FRO.

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    1. Ano ang itatawag mo sa ganyang buhok?

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  45. Grabe na pagkasnowflakes ng mga tao ngayon. Lahat na lang offensive. Lahat na lang insensitive.

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  46. Kaloka at yung producer sa credits may justification pa sa comment section. BBP should educate them.

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  47. naniwala naman kayo kay herlene hindi naman siya nag compose niyang caption hahahahah

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  48. I see nothing wrong w/ her post. There are many print ads in u.s. mags that make the same photo shoot..ang mga self righteous dito you need a lot of exposure to international scene or even dito na lang sa pinas. You go to the hinderlands of sierra madre or in the mountain province, quirino province, mindoro and mindanao or negros, panay..these indigenous people mostly have kinky hairs! Get out of your cocoons and explore the world!

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    1. Fyi, they (US print ads) are trying not to do that these days after being called out & faced some backlash. Kaya nga nag apologize sila and very sensitive now so kumuha na talaga sila ng legit black people to model this kind of hairstyle, etc.
      Tama ka rin na maraming indegenous people sa pinas with kinky hair, no problem with that cz natural sa kanila yun.
      Problem lies with harlene budol cz she's not all that. Dito umeksena yung cultural appropriation. Sounds corny to others and no prob with you but it is a big issue with the black people kaya respeto nlng sana.

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    2. Duh, and the models in those print ads are black people who have their natural hair out. This is obviously not the hair of hipon. Hay naku, ikaw dapat mag-explore!

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  49. Is she a beauty queen or a candidate to be a beauty queen. Wala pa siyang napapanalunang title, Di ba? Correct me if I’m wrong.

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  50. Nakarating na pala sa Pinas ang cultural appropriation. Para na ring america na magaya lang e malaking issue na. As long as maganda naman tignan, walang nasasaktan para sa akin okay lang. in fact, afro hair is beautiful. This was presented in a tasteful manner so palagpasin niyo ng mga sis.

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  51. Noong panahon ko lahat ng tao regardless sa race ay pwede mag fro, mag braids ng kung anu ano at hindi ka sisitahin. Ironically kung sino pa ang hindi Black, yun pa ang sisita sa iyo. Lol.

    Kamusta naman mga naka hairstyle ng ganyan (idk what braidstyle yun) na mga cheerleaders sa amin noon? Nanalo pa batch namin nung high school.

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    1. 3:21 black people are tired of commenting sa true lang, dahil sa mga kagaya mo na hindi magets kahit paulit ulit na ang explanation

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  52. Lahat nalang issue kung ginagaya ang mga african american eh bakit sila nagpapa straight ng buhok may reklamo ba ang mga puti? Nagpapaputi nga din sila eh. Masyadong balay sibuyas na wala sa lugar

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    1. 3:22 omg paulit ulit ang ganitong comment. Napaka ignorant ng mga tao, unless iisa lang yung paulit ulit na comment na to

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    2. Ay naku daming hollywood artists ang ganyan kadalasan nasa music industry d na lang ako mag name drop baka may fans dito na matrigger. Straight hair, nagbblonde at nagpapaputi. Ay wow. Confused nga ako dati kung ano ba talaga lahi nun paiba iba kasi 😂 kung saan sila magbbenefit na laho, dun sila. 😏

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  53. I DONT GET IT. IF SOMEONE WANTED TO WEAR AFRO HAIR BECAUSE THEY WANT TO, THEY CAN’T? WHAT ABOUT THOSE WHO HAVE AFRO HAIR WHO USE STRAIGHTENING IRON? THOSE WHO DYE THEIR HAIR BLONDE? SO THAT’S CULTURAL APPROPRIATION TOO?

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    1. 3:42 i-google mo kasi kung bakit cultural appropriation. Afro hair was seen as dirty and ghetto and was used for racist attacks against black people, yet when a white woman or other light skinned women or men use dreads or braids or afro for fashion or a statement, it is seen as cool and fashionable. Also women had to straighten their hair kasi it was literally against company policy to wear an afro because it was seen as unprofessional. That is why!

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  54. And her caption made it seem like na sakanya talaga galing ung quote. Copy paste 🙄

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  55. when can people understand? yung caption yung mali. magbasa kasi kayo

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    1. Hindi lang kasi yung caption beh. Ang mainit na discussion kasi ay bakit ayaw ng African Americans na naggganyan na hairstyle ang ibang lahi. Un ang issue na nagccause ng debate dito.

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  56. Sige paki explain baket mali? Para bang nakakapatay yung caption nya. Tigilan nyo nga yang kaartehan nyo masyado kayo sensitive. Kung maka bash kayo para bang mga perpektong tao kayo.

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  57. Eto lang yan, kung ang nasa isip nyo ay puro hate sa kapwa nyo, ganyan talaga pagiisip nyo. Snowflakes. Pero kung open minded kayo wala namang issue yan. Eto nga pala ang bandwagon, sakay na kayo mga kababayan.

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  58. Nung una, hindi ko din makita na offending ‘yung ganito. But after reading people’s comments and explanation about cultural appropriation, I realized I need to feel empathy para sa mga kapatid nating Africans. Tama lang naman na hindi ‘to dapat gawing statement.

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  59. in the end, half foreigner padin ang winner

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  60. Yung issue yata is the caption hindi yung mismong afro hair.

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  61. What do we expect from her?

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