Kilts Cross Cultural Boundaries

[beowulf67]

So you're wearing a Scottish garment to an English pub staffed and populated mostly by Hispanics and African Americans?

Is this a great country or what?

[SportBilly]

It sounds like he might want to wear a Chavez scarf, not Liverpool.

Lol!

In all honesty though, Liverpool have a good following at Maggies (or at least did when I was last there) whether there's Brits there or not

[RedBeard]

Lol!

In all honesty though, Liverpool have a good following at Maggies (or at least did when I was last there) whether there's Brits there or not

I wore my Liverpool jersey today as a matter of fact. But not to Maggie's

[SportBilly]

I wore my Liverpool jersey today as a matter of fact. But not to Maggie's

Good man!

[McFarkus]

Very cool story!

[Captain Karrot]

So you're wearing a Scottish garment to an English pub staffed and populated mostly by Hispanics and African Americans?

Is this a great country or what?

I never thought of it that way! Very well said.

[GreenDragon]

cool story.

i've found that when i've encountered someone of a different ethnicity i've gotten the best remarks of how great it is to show pride in my heritage and what-not.

[Nick the DSM]

yeah, sometimes other ethnicities like the kilt more than caucasians. no offence.

[brendillon]

yeah, sometimes other ethnicities like the kilt more than caucasians. no offence.

I wonder if that's an appreciation of the rebellion against the homogenization of cultures that popular culture has come to represent... Resisting 'the norm' or reaching back to ancestral roots is an empowering thing, something I think minorities would appreciate more than the average caucasian (who is often perceived as being automatically empowered to a certain degree).

Or maybe I'm just full of it.

[sharpdressedscot]

Yeah, you are.


Joking!