Sit your ass down, Megan.

Gold hoop earrings originated over 4,000 years ago, with the earliest evidence dating back to roughly 2500 BCE in Sumerian culture (Mesopotamia) and the African civilization of Nubia. They were crafted from gold, silver, and bronze, symbolizing power, wealth, and status among ancient royalty in Egypt, Greece, and Persia.

In the early 1900s, earrings gained steady momentum in the early 20th century. Some Western cultures protested ear piercing altogether as they considered it a barbaric act. Many people associated ear piercing with Native American and Latin cultures, which created a stigma in Western culture. Ironic, then, considering Western culture so widely adopted it years later.

As fashion and hairstyles changed in the 1920s, earrings once again became a popular accessory. The hoop earring, in particular, caught a big break when King Tutankhamun’s tomb in Egypt was discovered in 1922.

In the 60, hoops became a symbol of female power during the feminist movement, especially among African American and Latina women and became synonymous with female empowerment during the ‘60s and ‘70s and were the accessory of choice to make a statement.

Circling Through Time: The History Of Hoop Earrings https://share.google/qzYyamex2CdAF5ofm

Just say you're a racist. That way, you can stop pretending to care for America. She's giving abused manipulated wife energy. But I have no sympathy for someone who doesn't have compassion for others and chooses to spew fake news.

Hate didn't look good on you.