Durag
Ein Durag oder do-rag (auch head rag) ist ein Kopftuch, das hinten im Nacken gebunden wird.
Es kam ursprünglich auf, um die Frisur nach einer Haarbehandlung (hair-do) zu schützen.[1] In den 1960er Jahren wurde es Teil der afro-amerikanischen Kultur. Das Durag wurde insbesondere durch Rapper und Filmschauspieler populär gemacht.
“pawn my brother's do-rag
to cop me a transparent thin bag”
“Still, Jemima do-head-ragged,
her 1920 mind was gagged”
Andere drei- oder viereckige Tücher, die um den Kopf gebunden werden, heißen Kerchief oder Bandana.
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Tom Dalzell: The Routledge Dictionary of Modern American Slang and Unconventional English. 2009, do-rag, S. 308.
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