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Sharp Dressers.
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Artisan Fan
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Willie Brown yes. Others no.
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Willie Brown yes. Others no.Originally Posted by Artisan Fan
I think the point is more (at least in the first pic) that they actually are trying. Since this will probably turn into some sort of racial thing anyway.........
The first pic is probably some church gathering or other type meeting. A similar get together by the "white man" will probably yield a lot less people, if any, in suits. The black community still takes pride in dressing up for certain occasions, even if you think their taste is quite suspect. You would be hard pressed to go to a black church and find a man not wearing a suit. You would be hard pressed to go to a non-black church and find a man wearing a suit.
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I think the point is more (at least in the first pic) that they actually are trying. Since this will probably turn into some sort of racial thing anyway......... The first pic is probably some church gathering or other type meeting. A similar get together by the "white man" will probably yield a lot less people, if any, in suits. The black community still takes pride in dressing up for certain occasions, even if you think their taste is quite suspect. You would be hard pressed to go to a black church and find a man not wearing a suit. You would be hard pressed to go to a non-black church and find a man wearing a suit.Originally Posted by edmorel
Yes, it was the funeral for the singer, Jackie Wilson. Jackie Wilson was a stylish fellow as well; this looks like a plaid A-line double-breasted top coat:
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Mac Fleetwood was always a sharp dresser...Not to be confused with Fleetwood Mac which would be the whole band...
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I used to work out at a gym next door to a predominantly African-American church. After a while, it was just too embarrassing to walk through a crowd of beautifully-dressed churchgoers while wearing schleppy gymclothes, and I had go later in the day on Sundays. I really admire that congregation's sense of occasion.
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