I (sadly, a very white woman) would like to start wearing a keffiyeh in solidarity, but am concerned it might be cultural appropriation. Thoughts? And if I should, any suggestions on a good place to get some (preferably some place that would actually benefit Palestinians)?
— My Aunt Fanny 🇵🇸 (@Dienne_7) December 27, 2023
The replies are extraordinary. People debating the origins of hummus, Minnesotans sharing their experiences of keffiyeh solidarity. So much main character syndrome and niche bonkers
"I (sadly, a very white woman)" Seriously this white guilt is just a fetish now.
Solidarity against @$$holes like you, genocider.
Is genocider still made with apples?
You people think you're being cute, but all you're really doing is showing how hateful you are. Keep it up.
It would be. I'd get to see first hand how courageous and loving the Palestinians are even while the genocidal Israelis are trying to eliminate them.
You people? Ah, you mean Jews.
I just imagine this woman forced to stand in the town square with this tweet enlarged and hung around her neck while people laugh.
Pro-Palestinoid infighting lmao
"Should we hate the Israelis for being white or for being Jewish?"
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Keffiyeh didn't even originate in Palestine, they're from Iraq. The designs of the Shemagh are different, but it's funny that westoids only associate them with Palestinians, probably because they can't recognize that Bedouins wear them lmao.
Shit, up until recently, most of the upper-class Palestinians would wear a Fez
This is the epitome of westoid activism.
"If I wear this thing, am I helping?"
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Tbf it started becoming a symbol of the Palestinian cause among Arabs in the 1960s because of Arafat.
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Only the black and white pattern
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