afro

In a recent episode, a 10-year old was attacked with stones for wearing typical Candomblé clothes (an afro-brazilian religion).

The point of the OPs anecdote was that if a child who really sees an Afro for the first time does this it's okay.

Take off his robes and wear them: now you are the Buddha and must defend yourself against hordes of challengers like that guy in Afro Samurai.

We want to show what Afro descendants are capable of, and we want to solve the distribution problem of theses movies all over the world.

I don't really care what people wear, but a zoot suit or an afro isn't the same as exposing most of your underwear in public.

I've been referred to as African American, Afro American, colored, person of color, black, negro, etc.

I'm full stack dev living in London, I'm black, huge afro, piercings, english is not my first language, skateboarder, into punk music, etc.

I literally started my career there, spent six and half years and made a lot of friends (I had jobs before yblr) - if any of you worked there, I was the guy with the afro on roller blades.

Is "Intouchables" a film you would carry or does the majority of the cast need to be "African-American" (or Afro-French, Afro-Brazilian, etc etc)?

It is very American to think that focusing on Afro-diaspora culture is somehow "racist" or "discrimination." The company is launching in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Senegal and Ivory Coast.

Remove the "I'm black" bit (and ok, the afro), and the description matches countless devs.

Also, it pays to check out any record that has the word "afro" in the title and/or a photo of the band standing in front of a spaceship.

He also suggested forcing the TSA to do racial profiling; if a shoe-bomber means everyone with shoes is a suspect, what does an Afro-bomber mean?

Allegedly, these were sacrifices from practitioners of various Afro-Caribbean religions (just like the article says) seeking to influence ongoing court cases.

How to classify Morgan Freeman movies on the Afro-American scale?