A pair of well-worn 19th-century Levi’s jeans — featuring a racist slogan — has sold at an auction for $76,000. Kyle Hauper, a 23-year-old vintage clothing collector from San Diego, snapped up the rare jeans dating from the 1880s at the Durango Vintage Festivus auction in New Mexico on Oct. 1. The second-hand jeans — hailed as “the holy grail of vintage denim collecting” — were discovered inside an abandoned mineshaft several years ago and are believed to be one of the oldest known Levi’s from that era. The antique pants are even complete with a vile racist label characteristic of the times.
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Watch MAGA made this Whatfinger commercial, pretty cool huh!
And we are being sold coffee and other stuff that is supposedly “made by indigenous people”. Or worse, “Made in China”.
I won’t buy any of that racist stuff anymore, as a matter of fact, Biden should ban it from the USA.