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Originally Posted by Kyle DeLexus
That is where I'll defer to you and others, because I haven't really kept up with Cordish behavior. I might do a little research on that tonight. My stance on the matter might change after, but right now it's purely a discrimatory case against everyone in hip hop not a particular race since the hip hop culture includes essentially every race.
The area I'm from didn't have a lot of black people, but I got to guess 50-60% of the youth would get turned away by the dress code at P&L, the majority of whats left were country kids that had the wranglers and boots. They might have gotten turned away also because of the no cut off rule.
Like I said though, I'll research Cordish tonight.
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Ultimately KD, I understand the Cordish desire to keep the criminal element on the outside. That's the point that's gotten lost in all of this bickering that everyone (myself included) has contributed to.
I don't wanna keep company with thugs and criminals either.
I just think there are less discriminatory ways to achieve that.
And my problem with Cordish is multi-layered.
I haven't even spoken on just how poorly thought out the concept of the complex itself was in the first place. Over-priced shops/restaurants? Very little retail? Baaaaad idea.
Cordish has a whole heap of trouble to contend with right now.
I hope they find their way (if they intend to do just that...find their way).
Cause right now P&L is bad for everybody.