Denim Pantsuits Are a Racist Dog Whistle and So Is White Chili

Alright, listen up, you whitey white whites! If you thought Sydney Sweeney’s denim pantsuit ad for American Eagle was just another bland attempt at sexy marketing, think again. This is way deeper than that—and by deeper, I mean deeply problematic. Gentle Reminder.

Let’s break it down:

1) The Denim Pantsuit: Picture this: a young, very white, and busty woman in a perfectly tailored denim pantsuit, strutting around cleavagely with the confidence of someone who knows they look good in their “great jeans.” Now, ask yourself: why does this feel so… off? Because it’s a racist dog whistle! “Great jeans” = great GENES! Classic White eugentics!

Denim has always been a staple for working-class black Americans. But when worn by a white actress in a perfectly tailored pantsuit, it becomes something else entirely—a symbol of cultural appropriation, white privilege, pretty privilege, and yes, the genocide in Gaza. The fact that Sweeney is promoting the pantsuit as part of an ad campaign just adds insult to injury.

2) White Chili: Now, let’s talk about this so-called “white chili.” First off, what even is that? A bowl full of nothingness, served with a side of cultural erasure. Gentle Reminder that chicken broth is, in an of itself, a racist dog whistle (but y’all ain’t ready for that conversation). Anyway, Mexicans died to invent chili and this is the thanks white people give them? If you’re eating “white chili,” you might as well be wearing blackface—it’s that offensive. The very idea that someone would take a perfectly good recipe and turn it into some watered-down, bland imitation just proves how far we still have to go in our fight against systemic racism.

3) Sydney Sweeney’s Complicity: And let’s not forget about the star of this whole mess. Sydney Sweeney—another privileged white actress benefiting from a system that continues to oppress marginalized communities. By promoting this denim pantsuit, she’s essentially saying, “Hey, I’m great at wearing jeans and so are my white genes!” It’s disgusting, really.

4) The Solution: So what can we do about all this? Well, for starters, we need to boycott American Eagle Outfitters. That means no more denim pantsuits, no more “great jeans,” and definitely no more white chili. And if you see Sydney Sweeney out in public, feel free to give her a piece of your mind.

5) Gentle Reminder: We also need to demand more representation from the fashion industry—and by that I mean more people who think like me. It’s time for them to start taking responsibility for their racist and fatphobic practices and start promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.

6) Gentle reminder: if you care about justice, then it’s time to take a stand against denim pantsuits and white chili. This isn’t just about fashion or food—it’s about cultural appropriation, systemic racism, and the ongoing struggle for equality that will never end because it will never end. So let’s do our part by calling out this racist nonsense wherever we see it.

And if you’re still not convinced, then maybe you need to be ostracized from society. Gentle Reminder.