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Anonymous wrote:I know it’s silly but I don’t like to cross Black Twitter, what if they make fun of me. There would be lighthearted gifs but they would burn in my heart.

See?
https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=Telfar%20white%20people&src=typed_query

Like I know it’s mostly lighthearted but also...

Agreed. I would feel a little like a poseur with a Telfar bag. Wouldn’t buy FUBU either.

Black people haven't purchased FUBU since the 90's.

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Anonymous wrote:Microaggression

So... POCs would prefer white people not to support their businesses?

Do you always fall for simple shit so easily?

Hahahaha my guess is yes

Anonymous wrote:I think this is a racist question. It’s almost like you feel guilty for liking the bag, like you normally would consider yourself above it.

If you like the bag, buy it. Jesus Christ.

The designer is Lebanese, btw, and the motto of the brand is that it is “for everyone.”

I need an ophthalmologist my eyes are rolling so hard at you people.

I didn’t get that from the post at all - I got it more as she wanted to stay in her lane - sort of how some people feel that big hoop earrings should not be worn by people from communities other than those known for wearing big hoop earrings. I don’t really get it and don’t know whether I agree, but I’m not interested in disrespecting anyone either

So, to the OP, I think it was a considerate and thoughtful question.

Roll away, PP....

Anonymous wrote:I looked at the bags on the link. Is it intentional for the T logo to appear as a keloid? Because if so, then it’s an interesting call out to a history of slavery. But if not, then, well...that’s an unappealing logo.

Gucci didn't think so: https://www.thefashionlaw.com/amid-enduring-brand-issues-guess-is-coming-under-fire-for-telfar-knockoff/

They’re so boring and not even in an aesthetically pleasing way. I don’t get the appeal at all. At least the price is low though.

Do you love the design? If you do, go get one. If you don't (the bag is a fashion statement and you don't sound like a fashion statement person) go find something you like.