It’s sorority video season

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

Not very math-y are you? That's not the way the numbers are shaking out.

The numbers? How sad.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

Not very math-y are you? That's not the way the numbers are shaking out.

The numbers? How sad.

Sad for you and your maga ilk, yes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

I don’t care, apparently I’m made of tougher stuff than some of you.

By being offended by women dancing? Keep lying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://m.youtube.com/shorts/Psht1NNO6oc

Love the Morehouse cheerleaders. Gorgeous. Love the ASU sorority girls. Everyone having fun. Looking good. Pride of America.

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

I don’t care, apparently I’m made of tougher stuff than some of you.

By being offended by women dancing? Keep lying.

I’m not offended, just embarrassed for them.

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

I don’t care, apparently I’m made of tougher stuff than some of you.

By being offended by women dancing? Keep lying.

I’m not offended, just embarrassed for them.

I am sure they care so much what someone so out of touch and irrelevant thinks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These young, powerful women are “celebrating Truth, Patriotism and their Beauty once again.”

Well, this is definitely something that places like Yale and Harvard don’t have

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Can we please keep race out of this. Totally irrelevant. These are beautiful women. Full stop.

Irrelevant? How many Black and brown faces do you see in the video? And one of the girls posted about being proud to be white?

There are plenty of other videos to watch. These aren’t for you. But these girls are allowed to express themselves like anyone else.

DP. They are definitely allowed to express themselves. And when they put it out on a public platform, we’re allowed to mock it mercilessly if we want. Now that’s my America!

The mocking isn’t going very well though. People are laughing at you not with you.

I don’t care, apparently I’m made of tougher stuff than some of you.

By being offended by women dancing? Keep lying.

I’m not offended, just embarrassed for them.

I am sure they care so much what someone so out of touch and irrelevant thinks.

I don’t think they care at all. But you seem to care a lot.

[Anonymous]

If you look at her feed, its kinda funny as she says she's concervative but those girls are not dancing or dressing in a conservative way.

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I personally like the morehouse cheerleaders. A bit better looking, although it’s a close call. Definitely better dancers. Does that make me racist?

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Anonymous wrote:Enough talk about the fatties at Barnard and nyu. Back to the tic toc videos. Love them. So Beautiful. Pride of America. Stepping out. You go girls!

Bunch of kids making dance videos and having fun—cool, enjoy ladies.
Bunch of grownups yapping about “pride of America” and being glad “real” (white?) beauty is making a comeback? Cringe and racist.

Why you got to bring race into this. No one else was saying anything about race until YOU raised it. Saying that these girls are attractive makes you a racist? Take your race politics somewhere else.

Bc these videos have been co-opted by adults talking about REAL and American beauty. Read btw the lines, lady.

[Anonymous]

There is nothing divisive about talent and fun. Women shouldn’t hate on other women.

[Anonymous]

I think we can all agree that the Village People rock!

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Anonymous wrote:Libs think saying that white women are beautiful makes you a racists.

Bc it’s being used by RWNJ to promote the idea that America is going back to its original standards of beauty. The comments are all about beautiful (and yes white) women being back in fashion vs. “the woke stuff.” You know…POC, LBGTA, etc. It’s all over social media. I don’t think it’s how most of these girls view themselves or intended the videos to be portrayed that way. It’s the creepy, racist old people using it to
promote their “woke bad” agenda.

[Anonymous]

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