Shelton Boyd-Griffith

And I think also, like, touching to Monica's point in the book, these different, like, forms of, like, how Black people, like, use dress. Like, Black folks deal with respectability politics and putting on a suit and, like, that whole concept of that and how we use that as, like, a shield.

And I think also, like, touching to Monica's point in the book, these different, like, forms of, like, how Black people, like, use dress. Like, Black folks deal with respectability politics and putting on a suit and, like, that whole concept of that and how we use that as, like, a shield.

But that's one of the things I've always appreciated about Antoine's, like, style. It's like, you're wearing, like, this full Martine Rose suit, but then, like, you're wearing your do-rag. It's a subversion of, like, those things.

But that's one of the things I've always appreciated about Antoine's, like, style. It's like, you're wearing, like, this full Martine Rose suit, but then, like, you're wearing your do-rag. It's a subversion of, like, those things.

But that's one of the things I've always appreciated about Antoine's, like, style. It's like, you're wearing, like, this full Martine Rose suit, but then, like, you're wearing your do-rag. It's a subversion of, like, those things.

Like, to Antoine's point, I would have never worn my afro, like, years ago. Or, like, my braids or, like, in traditional, like, fashion settings. So we're still dealing with these same things that, like, we've been dealing since the 18th century on through Jim Crow to the 80s to now.

Like, to Antoine's point, I would have never worn my afro, like, years ago. Or, like, my braids or, like, in traditional, like, fashion settings. So we're still dealing with these same things that, like, we've been dealing since the 18th century on through Jim Crow to the 80s to now.

Like, to Antoine's point, I would have never worn my afro, like, years ago. Or, like, my braids or, like, in traditional, like, fashion settings. So we're still dealing with these same things that, like, we've been dealing since the 18th century on through Jim Crow to the 80s to now.

It's a performative handshake. Because, I mean, fundamentally, it's a performance.

It's a performative handshake. Because, I mean, fundamentally, it's a performance.

It's a performative handshake. Because, I mean, fundamentally, it's a performance.

Not in recent years, Andre.

Not in recent years, Andre.

Not in recent years, Andre.

Yeah, I would love to see, like, an outcast moment, too.

Yeah, I would love to see, like, an outcast moment, too.

Yeah, I would love to see, like, an outcast moment, too.

Yeah, when he was wearing those essential hats, those are beautiful. Beautiful. I would love for people to show up in essential hats. I wore one for my wedding.

Yeah, when he was wearing those essential hats, those are beautiful. Beautiful. I would love for people to show up in essential hats. I wore one for my wedding.

Yeah, when he was wearing those essential hats, those are beautiful. Beautiful. I would love for people to show up in essential hats. I wore one for my wedding.