/fa/ - Fashion

>>15920940

>>15592734

>>15589310
did not think to check target will get those thanks breh

I'm wearing full Loro Piana

>>15524246
I copped

>>15132612
We cool

>>15109814

Also in the news: Water is Wet

This entire subchan is cope seethe cringe

>>14250672
Baste

>>14238611
Based

>tfw red hair and will never gray

I dont give shit away for free, fuck poor people. I rather cut them to rags that I can clean with if I cant sell em.

tfw you've established yourself as a well-dressed individual with high quality garments and now can wear the stupidest shit and people think it's cool

>>13859245
for you

>he has acne and blemishes

I barely even wash my face.

>go to local thrift store
>it's actually full of poor people instead of bland hipsters
>nothing but oversized jeans and off-brand polo shirts
How do you guys do it?

Sussman says one of his motivations in devoting his first issue of American Anthropologist to race was to show the relevance of anthropology both in the academic world and in our everyday lives.

"Historically, race has been a key issue in anthropology," says Sussman. "Since about 1910, anthropologists have been fighting this lack of understanding of what people are really like, how people have migrated and mixed together.

Anthropologists such as Franz Boas, W.E.B. Dubois, Margaret Mead, Ruth Benedict and Ashley Montagu were in the forefront of warning people about the dangers of Nazism during the '30s and '40s, yet the anthropologists' profile on key issues in America has been so low recently that when President Clinton appointed a committee on race in 1997, there wasn't a single anthropologist on it.

"Anthropology, in some ways, has become too esoteric. One of my goals with the journal is to show what anthropologists are doing and how they relate to how we think and how we live."