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Many black parents have told their kids not to wear the durag outside the house because of the negative connotations associated with it due to insensitive media. In present day people are sometimes viewed as “tacky”, “ghetto” or “hood” for wearing the rag outside of the house. Rappers have always embraced the durag. In the black community, hair has always been an integral part of our identity. Our hair is our crown and it must be protected.

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