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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (2919)	1/6/2006 4:23:39 PM
From: haqihana	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

Peter, How a man wears his hair, or chooses his clothing, has nothing to do with the kind of person he is, unless he insists on displaying things like a swastika on them. During the history of mankind, every possible hair style possible has been worn with honor, so what's the big deal. So Elvis like to swivel his hips, there was nothing erotic about until some prigs decided to make is an issue. People are individuals, and should be free to express what they feel as long is it does no harm to society. I know what being discriminated feel like. When I was 7 year old, I had slightly brown skin, black straight hair, and olive shaped, dark brown, oval eyes. I had rocks thrown at me by others that called me a Jap. At that young age, the Indian blood was more prominent than is is now. Some of it can be seen on my photo on my profile, taken when I was 16.