The History Of Kardashians And Jenners Stealing From Black Women
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This shouldn’t be news to you: The Jennerdashians are culture vultures. They are chiefs of Black culture and have used that thievery to achieve fame and fortune in ways that Black people could never. The Jennerdashians (Kim, Khloe, Kylie in particular) generally aim their sights on the culture that Black women introduce to the world. They steal hair, clothes, makeup, bodies and men.
We’re damn tired of it. So you know we’re not making it up, we decided to lay out as many of the ways as possible this group of silicone bandits jack Black women and their ingenuity.
Hit the flip and get educated.
Bodies – Well, let’s get this out of the way first. Kim, Khloe and Kylie have made their bodies and their entire aesthetics to look like Black women. They have reshaped and re-tanned their bodies to look the absolute closest to Black women and have made billions doing it.
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Kylie’s Camo – Back in 2017, Kylie Jenner released a line of camo pants, including orange camo that had been the signature of the label Plugged NYC, which had been worn by Rihanna and Keke Palmer. Kylie was called out quickly, especially since she ORDERED the clothes prior.
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Bedazzled Mess – In 2017, Khloe put out a video showing models in bedazzled clothes. She was called out by designer Destiny Bleu, who also revealed that Khloe’s executive assistant had inquired and bought some of Bleu’s designs.
Like Dissss? – Here’s Kylie Jenner in a crop top and box braids and a caption that reads: “I woke up like disss.” This prompted Amandla Stenberg to fire back about appropriation: ““When u appropriate black features and culture but fail to use ur position of power to help black Americans by directing attention towards ur wigs instead of police brutality or racism #whitegirlsdoitbetter”
Bantu – Khloe sparked outrage in 2016 when she rocked Bantu knots like a damn Black woman. Her original caption was “Bantu babe.” SMH
Here’s Kim in another Black woman hairstyle that magazines even decided to give her credit for popularizing. The culture vulture train is never late.
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We need to also focus on the Kardashian and Jenner obsession with snatching up Black men from Black women. Maybe the most egregious is Khloe allegedly scooping up Tristan Thompson from Jordan Craig while she was pregnant with his child.
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Kylie also dated Tyga soon after he was with Blac Chyna, with plenty of people looking at it like she stole him and had her only family going. Hm.
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Khloe also allegedly stole French Montana AND James Harden from Trina, who was seeing both of them right around the same time they started dating Khloe. Well isn’t that some mess.
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