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8/4/2013 6 Comments Fear of Clothing Last week I was interviewed by Wendi C. Thomas, a journalist for Memphis' "Commercial Appeal" concerning a dress code sign at a local restaurant that I felt very strongly against. Here is a photo of what was posted when Andy, Jefferic, and I went to the restaurant early last week: 
Having a dress code is fine, but let's be honest - there is a certain demographic they are trying to keep out, and if you live in Memphis (or the south, for that matter) you know better than to use the "not all black people dress like that/some white people dress like that" excuse. Take a look at Wendi's article and chime in with your thoughts!
6 Comments
Ryan
8/4/2013 04:05:57 pm
It has NOTHING to do with keeping black people out, it has EVERYTHING to do with it is a nicer upscale bar, sorry people don't want hood bangers in their yelling, not all black people dress that way, some dress very nice better then white people. How about we stop trying to use the race card at ever damn turn now. It's getting ridiculous. Everything turns into trying ban black people, I'd like to have one restaurant I can go to without having some dudes ass crack in my face because his pants are to his knees and dropping the N word every other sentence. 8/4/2013 04:09:36 pm
Thanks for your comments! Keep in mind that sagging pants isn't on the sign - I think it's obvious we don't want to eat while looking at a butt crack. The fact that you bring sagging into the picture does say something interesting though... :)
Ryan
8/4/2013 04:18:18 pm
Over sized white T'a accompany saggy pants due to the fact it is usually to cover ones ass crack. Also saggy and baggy are one in the same
Ryan
8/4/2013 04:15:59 pm
Mike
8/27/2013 09:48:49 am
Ok, so the owners do not want thug blacks in the place. I fail to see the issue. Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race Race
Garrett
8/27/2013 09:52:15 am
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