The 1920's is coming Jow Forums, why not bring back the 1920's as a way to usher in more right wing views?
>Dress like them
>Spread this music on the radio
>Bring in the ideologies
>Bring in the style in buildings and shit
Why haven't you done it yet?
>autism
rent free
obligatory
The normal Zoomer should copy his idea for the 2020's
There’s no white people left though
I'm not afraid to see culture taking inspiration from a variety of sources, but why do the same thing twice?
>Straw hats were considered acceptable day attire in North American cities at the height of summer even for businessmen but there was an unwritten rule that one was not supposed to wear a straw hat past September 15.
>If any man was seen wearing a straw hat, he was, at minimum, subjecting himself to ridicule, and it was a tradition for youths to knock straw hats off of wearers' heads and stomp on them..
>This tradition became well established, and newspapers of the day would often warn people of the impending approach of the fifteenth, when men would have to switch to felt or silk hats.
>The riot itself began on September 13 of 1922, two days before the supposed unspoken date, when a group of youths decided to get an early jump on the tradition.
>This group began in the former "Mulberry Bend" area of Manhattan by removing and stomping hats worn by factory workers who were employed in the area.
>The more innocuous stomping turned into a brawl when the youths tried to stomp a group of dock workers' hats, and the dock workers fought back.
>The brawl soon stopped traffic on the Manhattan Bridge and was eventually broken up by police, leading to some arrests.
>Although the initial brawl was broken up by police, the fights continued to escalate the next evening.
>Gangs of teenagers prowled the streets wielding large sticks, sometimes with a nail driven through the top, looking for pedestrians wearing straw hats and beating those who resisted.
>One man claimed that his hat was taken and the group who had taken his hat joined a mob of about 1,000 that was snatching hats all along Amsterdam Avenue.
>Several men were hospitalized from the beatings they received after resisting having their hats taken, and many arrests were made. >Police were slow to respond to the riots, although several off-duty police officers found themselves caught up in the brawl when rioters attempted to snatch their hats.
>In 1924, one man was murdered for wearing a straw hat. 1925 saw similar arrests made in New York.
Niggers!!
Straw hats are serious business.
Incredible story.
>tfw September 15
Women looked best in the 20s through the 40s so I hope this takes off
In the 20's, the boomer generation hated that the 20's zoomers wore shit so casual. They were basically hippies of that era.
Hats are never coming back in style. We need a classy but modern form of dress
want to see a lot of fashion from the 20's and thirties watch cable girls
People wear hats. It's just the shitty kind
Jews and Amish wear funny clothing to
>posts
>no *tips fedora*
So Jow Forums is really in it's death throes, huh?
>1920s
Nope, way too autistic for my liking. 70s-80s Ivy league is the way to go, senpai
>everyone in the past looked liked hollywood actors
lol
bumpos
>show from Spain