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#hats

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Emory

put a pin on one of my hats yesterday that some of you #infosec people might appreciate too: YOU ARE NOT IMMUNE 🌀🌀 TO PROPAGANDA 😎

i know i wear a lot of vibrant kangols but this is a boston scally felt one i really love. #hats

right side of my head, airpod in-ear headphone, industrial piercing, muh greybeard flex 💪 and a pin with a girl in spiral 🌀 🌀 eyes that says: YOU ARE NOT IMMUNE 🌀🌀 TO PROPAGANDA 😎
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נאריש זשלאָב מענטש

"Ever flipped through your #history book and wondered “Why are all the #Jews wearing these funny #hats?”

You find it all over #Christian #art from stained glass windows to manuscripts, the #Judenhat (“#Jewish #hat”) can be traced back to #medieval #Europe.

You can even find it in the Bird’s Head Haggadah and some other Jewish books of the time! Originally a marker of eastern learning, antiquity and authority, and even fashionable with 12th century aristocracy, things took a dark turn as Jews were depicted wearing the hat while killing #Jesus. Paired with a “Jewish nose”, the hat can even sometimes still be seen in #Antisemitic depictions of Jews today."

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Unpacked · The weird Jewish hats of Medieval art: Antisemitic trope, or fashion statement?Ever flipped through your history book and wondered “Why are all the Jews wearing these funny hats?” You find it all over Christian art from stained glass
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Sini Tuulia

A lot of the times I walk past my stack of hats I both yearn for one of those old fashioned hat stands... And think that I should really wear Second Largest Hat more. It's rather large!
The second photo is from the making of, where I sewed on pieces of embroidered lace by hand. There's a bit of veiling on top of it I've since changed my mind about, but I haven't changed it because I don't wear it!

A photo of a bit of hallway, with the top part of an A frame birch wood coat rack stacked high with three black hats, all with different sorts of decoration and netting on them. The lowest one, hanging on for dear life at a jaunty angle, has gold, silver and purple botanical embroidery on it, and a sort of tan veiling with bobbles. The two on top, sort of substantial hats themselves, look absolutely tiny in comparison. The coat rack is full of coats, and in the background is a cute white dresser, a quilt covered bed with throw pillows, and an overflowing laundry tote bag with pink socks topmost in it.
A close up photo of the lowermost hat when still being made. A deep upturned brim, a sort of minutely checked gray wool fabric, is partially covered and decorated with embroidered flowers on netting. Only some of the flowers have been meticulously hand sewn with whipstitch around them, the supporting netting still on there. To the right, a cluster of the same, but just pinned on with s short steel pin, and with the netting and flowers still just lain down. There's fine cat hair over the whole thing, but the purple, black, gold, white gold and silver embroidery looks rather nice against the matte cool gray.
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