Dulcé Sloan
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1,146 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Jun
Dulcé Sloan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Is that because of your behavior?
What's going on, Dulcé? Thanks, Trevor. Yes, it's fashion week. And while we'll see some new looks, some things will never change. For example, we know at least one model will fail at her only job, walking down the runway. And that some designer's gonna try to sell us clothes they fished out of a dumpster. But the thing that gets the most attention every year is the cultural appropriation.
That never goes out of style.
Sure. It's when you take something that defines the culture that you're not a part of and profit off of it. The fashion industry does it all the time. They take from black culture, Native Americans, Asia, you name it. I mean, the models even appropriate their body dimensions from the aliens in Close Encounters.
Yeah, that's true. Not every person who listens to rap or wears a kimono or sings the chorus to Despacito is trying to steal someone else's culture.
Well, you can definitely sing it, because you know you look like a Puerto Rican. Hola. But sometimes it crosses the line. Like when you get movies about white boys saving jazz or Miley Cyrus twerking, ugh. Hell, cultural appropriation is the only thing Taylor and Katy can agree on.
Because, Trevor, it's when white people discover something that used to be considered ghetto. For example, look at Big Butts.
Thank you. Big butts used to be considered undesirable, but since the Kardashians bought all of theirs, now everybody wants one. Ooh, and don't get me started on dreadlocks. When black people have them, they're discriminated against. They even get fired over it. But when white people have them, clothes fly off the racks. Look at this, this is a fashion show or is she an avatar?
Baby, it's always Kendall Jenner.
Mm-hmm. And that's the attitude they got my ancestors over here. These white men are trying to steal us. They're embracing us. Come on.
Okay, now, Trevor, Beyoncé is a bad example because she's a literal goddess. Come on. Forget culture, if Beyonce stole my identity, I wouldn't even press charges. I'd be like, thank you! It's an honor, here's my pin number, Beyonce! Look, Trevor, this is about equality. If minorities were equal, they wouldn't worry about people taking their culture because that wouldn't be all they have.
Look, white people, if you're going to appropriate, take everything. Take the good and the bad. You can take my struggle, too. Get pulled over for no reason, get followed through a store, and the next time there's a Black Lives Matter march, I want to see you there, Kendall. But don't worry about bringing that Pepsi, girl. We drink Sprite.
I can't believe you figured out a way to work out, to include that you went to Harvard into that sentence.
Yeah, isn't that the issue? Because that's the problem with people when they said, like, this is feminism and inspiration. If they just called it Space Brunch, nobody would have cared. You know what I mean? It's just zero-G karaoke. It would have been fine.
I do love at one point they're up there and they're all taking selfies and someone gets their attention and goes, hey, everybody, look at the moon. Let's look at the one thing we can already see from the Earth.
Also, Gayle King was defending this, and she said, you know, she said, look, this is actually, this is science, and this trip proves that we, one of the things that Blue Origin is trying to do is show that we can shoot waste products into space, which feels like a bit of a self-owned.
I mean, urns are pretty transportable. Huh.
That's that Harvard panel. That's Harvard. In case Trump is listening, realness.
That's a good question. Is it like it lets itself get caught because it wants a lip piercing? Something like that.
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