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- HEADBANDS?... OL A GAY WAY OR JT GAY?
- PRO TENNIS PLAYER WEARS RABOW ACCSORI AFTER YELLG ANTI-GAY SLUR DURG THE OLYMPICS
HEADBANDS?... OL A GAY WAY OR JT GAY?
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Bis the gang meang, there was a time when bandanas were also rrelated wh homosexualy. So no one is gog to assume that you are gay for wearg a bandana (unls you are a gay bar, of urse). Bandanas worn around the neck were ed to reprent homosexualy.
PRO TENNIS PLAYER WEARS RABOW ACCSORI AFTER YELLG ANTI-GAY SLUR DURG THE OLYMPICS
Wearg a bandana your back pocket was rrelated wh homosexualy back the day, but is no longer the se. Earlier, due to the systemic opprsn faced by the gay muny, men had to rort to wearg bandanas and handkerchiefs to dite their sexual preference.