Sentences with phrase «white dreadlocks»

Few breeds can elicit the double - takes that this walking mound of white dreadlocks inspires, but the mystique of the Komondor is far more than fur - deep.

«This is not a world that we've ever seen — as big as it is, as advanced as it is, and also the respect and the homage paid to its past traditions,» Angela Bassett, serving for the gods in regal headdresses and flowing white dreadlocks as T'Challa's mother, Ramonda, teased in the clip.

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Once, after a presentation, a (white, male) student with dreadlocks asked Blake if his hairstyle might hinder his job prospects.

Also could CNN choose a better picture than the dreadlocked white guy trying to meditate on the Panama City Beach with his bright orange wristband from the club the night before?

I thought he finally learnt his lesson with the backlash he got for dressing his white skinny models in dreadlocks.

First Marc Jacobs has decided to culturally appropriate dreadlocks, now he's appropriating turbans!!?? Why is the media not talking about this?!? does the media only rage when racist white men appropriate black culture?!

It seems that the ethnically - ambiguous Nora, who sports flowing dreadlocks, was known to hang out on both sides of the tracks, in both the white and African - American communities.

Known for its signature «dreadlocks,» the Komondor's white corded coat makes this breed look like a mophead.

Known for their white fur that grows in long dreadlocks — giving them the appearance of a motorized mop — Komondors had seen their numbers in Britain drop to 40.

Komondors are the striking large white dogs with long dreadlocks that people can't stop staring at when they see one.

long, corded and always white, resembling dreadlocks or a mop.

Caye Caulker is a land of contrasts; Jamaican look - a-likes, bright colourful buildings, white sand (but no beaches), golf carts for taxis, and Rasta's sporting «dreadlocks» riding bikes.

It depicts the artist as dreadlocked, cleanly dressed with glasses and an inscrutable expression, against a tiled backdrop, perhaps commenting on the many labels and preconceptions that (white) societal gaze foists upon a black man who is, after all, not doing much of anything.