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Karen tries to tell white kid that his dreadlocks are cultural appropriation, assaults him, then claims he assaulted her lol. Follow me on twitter! https://twitter.com/PapaStanimus Discord: https://discord.gg/gamerebel Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/i/mask/Game-Rebel-Esports-by-PapaStanimus/52570532.9G0D8 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/PapaStanimus Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRKOv7wEWoEaQhsT0adfyQg/join Video of confrontation over dreadlocks at San Francisco State University prompts investigation A video of a black college student confronting a white student about his hairstyle is being shared across the world and now San Francisco State University is promising an investigation. In the video a woman accused another student of appropriating her culture. The student with dreadlocks spoke with ABC7 News Tuesday night. He did file a police report, but he's not the one looking to press charges. The woman in the video has been identified as Bonita Tindle and the man with the dreadlocks is Cory Goldstein. The video showed the following conversation: Goldstein: "You're saying I can't have my a hairstyle because of your culture? Why?" Tindle: "Because it's my culture." "At the time it just really felt like she was demeaning me and demoralizing me," Goldstein said. Goldstein said he'd be happy to have a respectful discussion with anyone about his hair, but he has no intention of changing his look. "It's something I've had since I was 17-years-old and something that's part of who I am. I believe they are powerful and helped amplify myself and helped me connect to this world," Goldstein said. The university says it's investigating the video and confirms the student who took the video has requested charges be filed against Tindle. Reaction among students is mixed. "You can't grab the other person. If they don't want to talk, they don't have to," said Charles Fortune, a San Francisco State University student. "She was trying to make a point and it seemed to me the other person was not willing to engage with her," said Calder Marchman, an SFSU student. "It is a free country, you got freedom of speech, expression. If he wants to wear dreadlocks I don't see what's wrong with that," said Grahm Thrush, a SFSU student. Multiple attempts to reach Tindle have gone unanswered, but one student, Mahelet Gezchew, said she knows her. "She's a hardworking student like the rest of us and she's like getting backlash and all these people are talking bad about her and it's not OK," Gezchew said. Goldstein says he will not press charges, but he would like an apology. San Francisco State investigates confrontation over white student’s dreadlocks San Francisco State University announced Tuesday that it is investigating an on-campus confrontation caught on video in which a black woman accuses a white man of cultural appropriation for sporting dreadlocks. The video, which was posted to YouTube Monday, went viral and had been viewed more than 1.3 million times by Wednesday morning. “We are aware of the video made of an incident which occurred on campus yesterday afternoon,” the school said in a statement. “University police were called to the scene of the incident when it occurred. The two individuals involved in the incident are not San Francisco State University employees. Further, no criminal charges have been pressed at this time to the University’s knowledge.” The man and the woman in the video were later identified as Cory Goldstein and Bonita Tindle. At the beginning of the video, Tindle asks Goldstein, “You got some scissors?” Goldstein replies, “You’re saying that I can’t have a hairstyle because of your culture? Why?” “Because it’s my culture,” she says, before asking if he knows the meaning behind dreadlocks. Goldstein says that dreadlocks were a part of Egyptian culture. “Are you Egyptian?” he asks. “Nah, bro, you’re not.” Karen is a pejorative term for a white woman seeming to be entitled or demanding beyond the scope of what is normal. The term also refers to memes depicting white women who use their privilege to demand their own way. Depictions also may include demanding to "speak to the manager", being racist or sporting a particular bob cut hairstyle. A notable example was the 2020 Central Park birdwatching incident. The term has been criticized for being sexist, ageist, misogynistic and seeking to control women's behavior. As of 2020, the term was increasingly being used in media and social media as a general-purpose term for middle class white women, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests. The term has also been applied to certain male behavior. The Guardian called 2020 "the year of Karen". #papareacts #karen #reaction #shorts

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