Blackness in Fashion
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If there was every a time for Ghana to enforce their intellectual property copyright of protection over kente + adinkra textiles the time is NOW cuz................pic.twitter.com/FlNW3uj1Ff
Much like the Navajo enforced their copyright against Urban Outfitters selling “Navajo” labeled products + the way the Maasai are trying to copyright their plaids — Ghana needs to gather them about this kente lolpic.twitter.com/ubHswVyQgP
Like yes, many Black people throughout the diaspora love kente + we wear it as our own but the NET net is it comes from Ghana + is their intellectual property — it’s not a U.S. political prop
Blame the CBC, they handed it out and asked them to wear them on live tv...
Soo it is the CBC who have come to shame Kente like dat! Dey will never prosper!! I swear to my God!pic.twitter.com/2MCFtR6VlX
No we won't. We will be asking for loans later so yeah....
Chaley what is dis I am seeing!!!! Kw3!!!! Somebody come and collect these colonizers. I BEG!!!!!! Dis is not our portion!!pic.twitter.com/OB4T3XiOrF
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