On her head, a black do-rag and a gold halo.
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This is Kid Mero, the Human Do-Rag Flap, the Dominican Don Dada.
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He lifted weights in the early mornings wearing a skull-printed do-rag.
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He sports gold fronts, a stud earring, a black do-rag, and a chain.
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Merriam-Webster renders it as "do-rag," observing that it is a rag used to protect a hairdo.
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He was wearing a black do-rag and a blue bandanna, which he pulled over his nose and mouth.
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She's in rehab in Atlanta, and he has fulfilled his destiny by example: like Juan, he's a drug dealer in a do-rag.
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He was paying a former student, Pedro Boshoff, an ex-diamond prospector who rode motorcycles and wore a skull-emblazoned do-rag, to scout for him.
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There is one man with a scruffy gray beard and an American flag do-rag who sits alone and drinks from a coffee cup and talks to himself.
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Similarly, Florida State Representative Anthony Sabatini, while a sophomore in high school, donned blackface, replete with a do-rag, gold chains, sunglasses and a New York Yankees cap.
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He wasn't wearing sagging pants, a do-rag or any article of clothing that might make someone to jump to the conclusion that he was a thug, she said.
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Season 1's Daredevil was a random, far-from-invincible dude (who was, granted, blessed with superhuman senses) brawling in a do-rag and some low-budget Under Armour knockoff tee.
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He may be a boss on the streets—his black do-rag is his crown—but he's intelligent enough to know that he's expendable, that real power doesn't belong to men like him.
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The man on the left, his head covered by a do-rag, grips a cell phone on his lap in one hand and points at us with the other, obscuring his face below his eyes.
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A guy in a drab-colored negligee slip top, a girl in a pink do-rag, and a five-panel Puma cap with a logo-ed veil all went down the runway alongside lace-up sweats.
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He tossed his do-rag into the mosh pit and delivered that soulful chorus, the rain coming down harder, the guitar solo rising to an apex, where a giant phallic silhouette appeared behind a billowing sheet.
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He was accompanied by the model Megan Wollover, whom he married in 19763; their five-year-old daughter, Maven; and Tracy, Jr. Morgan wore a do-rag that looked to be made of velvet, and a champagne-colored Gucci sweatsuit.
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The car was causing a scene: Tourists walking up from SoHo, laden with shopping bags, gawked and took pictures of the small black kid hanging out the passenger's window wearing giant white angel's wings, a matching do-rag and a serenely menacing gaze.
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A short, muscular man wearing a black T-shirt and sweatpants, Cory Parker, took off his do-rag and sat in a barber chair, running a hand over short, curly hair as he consulted a chart of 30 men's haircuts on a wall.
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There's whimsically offensive: the Bed Intruder Halloween costume, which calls back to a man who found brief viral fame after his local news segment on a botched home invasion was set to music, consists of a wig and a do-rag in a box.
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"I know of black boys and girls who squirm uncomfortably in their desks at the two-dimensional, unrelenting portrayal of young people as either victims of slavery or perennial do-rag wearers hanging out on a stoop next to a garbage can," she told the journal.
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Getty Images Prince gave black kids permission to be weirdos The revolutionary genius behind Prince's iconic aesthetic Prince's eclectic TV and film career in 9 moments When Prince took the stage midway through 2007's Super Bowl XLI dressed in a teal suit and black do-rag, he seemed to be following the usual routine.
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Whether she's casually gliding over subway grates in staggeringly high lace-up stilettos, picking up her CFDA Icon award in a completely sheer Swarovski-encrusted dress, do-rag and thong, or casually attending Coachella in a fresh off the runway glittering unitard from brand of the moment Gucci, the pop star doesn't exactly do low-key dressing.
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Reading the Acrosses only, there are four entries with two AG rebuses each: 21926A: BAGGAGE CLAIM 259A: ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN 23A: AGREE TO DISAGREE 22A: STAGE MANAGER And there are eight entries in the Downs with a single AG crosser: 213D: ADAGE 22014D: FLAG 5D: STEERAGE 10D: HASHTAG 32D: DO RAG 46D: AGISM 59D: AGUA 54D: SAGGY It's a shame that all four of the Across double rebuses didn't have one AG in each word (BAGGAGE CLAIM contains both AGs in one word) and it seemed a bit odd to have the word AGAIN repeated in 133A to take advantage of the AG. It's a very lively phrase, though.
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That she still packs punch is clearest on "Swear to God," one sock to the jaw after another, but with whimsical wordplay that shows off just how light her heavy burdens are: Say something, said something or mentioned my name, hoPut a bullet in the brain of the mane on your PoloYou could get this work for free, it's pro bonoI put funds on your bundles, mad dough on your AfroGuap on your top, green on your beanDubs on your mug, a new bag on your do-rag JON CARAMANICA The new Romeo Santos single is bachata in its most schlocky, high-gloss form, with fits of smooth jazz mixed in for bad measure, not that it matters.
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Donnie is married to Aubrie, and the couple resides in St. Charles, Missouri. Following the 2003 National Championship season at LSU, Jones penned a book titled Nine Seconds to a Championship () about his career as a member of the LSU Tigers football team. He is also known as Thunder Foot, Donnie Long-Ball, Donnie J'Owns, Do-Rag Donnie, and Donnie ‘Bag of Bones’ Jones.
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Rapper Slim Thug wearing a do-rag Tommy Hilfiger was one of the most prominent brands in 1990s sportswear, though Polo Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Nautica, and DKNY were also popular.Wilbekin, p. 282. Snoop Doggy Dogg wore a striped Hilfiger rugby shirt during an appearance on Saturday Night Live, and it sold out of New York City stores the next day. Furthermore, Tommy Hilfiger tube tops were also a big hit within the hip-hop community.
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In June 2020, Rapoport drew criticism after a photo, originally posted by his wife on Instagram in 2013, of Rapoport in racial brownface on Halloween 2004. He was wearing a t-shirt, a do-rag, silver chains, and a baseball cap embroidered with "Bronx", a reference to the New York City borough, where many Puerto Ricans reside. His leadership was simultaneously brought into question after food editor Sohla El-Waylly accused the magazine of discriminating against employees of color. That day, Rapoport announced he would step down.
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Hulka directs them to a downtown strip club; Rell and Clarence go there, where Rell convinces Clarence to adopt a "gangsta" persona in order to infiltrate the gang, calling themselves "Tectonic" and "Shark Tank". The two meet Hi-C, a female gangster, who initially is skeptical of them but takes them to meet the gang's leader Cheddar, who mistakes them for the Allentown Boys. Cheddar has Keanu (having renamed him New Jack and fitted him with a do-rag), and they ask for the cat. He will only return the cat to them if they come along as expert advisors for the Blips on a run to sell a new drug called "Holy Shit"; both reluctantly agree.
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Regardless of the styling, conks required a considerable amount of effort to maintain: a man often had to wear a do-rag of some sort at home, to absorb sweat or other agents to keep them from causing his hair to revert to its natural state prematurely. Also, the style required repeated application of relaxers; as new hair grew in, it too had to be chemically straightened. Many of the popular musicians of the early to mid 20th century, including Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Louis Jordan, Little Richard, James Brown, and the members of The Temptations and The Miracles, were well known for sporting the conk hairstyle. The gatefold of the 1968 album Electric Mud shows blues legend Muddy Waters having his hair conked.
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"Cater 2 U" was written as a continuation on the previous song on Destiny Fulfilled, "Soldier"; after the trio sings about finding a suitable lover in the aforementioned song, they express a will to cater to him in "Cater 2 U". In the second edition of the book Introducing Cultural Studies, the authors argued that the song contained lyrics about objectification of women, which suggested that their gender role was to "'keep herself up', 'keep it right', 'cater to' their man by providing him with his dinner, a foot rub, a manicure, fetching his slippers, and much more, on demand". An editor writing in The Times of India found a theme of feminine assertiveness in "Cater 2 U"; he noted that "the women come off not so much as lovers as full-service romantic servants". J. Freedom du Lac, a staff writer of The Washington Post wrote that the song's theme was supplication. Beyoncé opens the song listing the things she would do for her man during her verses: brush his hair, take his shoes off, give him a manicure, rub his feet, help him put his do-rag on, undo his cufflinks.
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