Jerrod Mustaf heads the Take Charge Program and he’s trying to stop the “sag” fad one belt at a t time.
*Sagging pants is a problem for anyone looking all across the nation.
For those who think it’s a fad with swagg, we’re here to tell you it’s not. It looks ridiculous and those who follow behind you cannot be taken seriously.
The Take Charge Program in Prince George’s County, Maryland, is tired of seeing young men shorten their opportunities with the way they wear their clothes.
Jerrod Mustaf is the executive director for the program and his organization will be “collecting new and gently used belts at 13 drop-off points in Prince George’s County,” according to the Huffington Post.
“…tired of seeing young men shorten their opportunities with the way they wear their clothes.”
Collecting belts won’t help one bit! These guys are uncomfortable dressing differently plus everything has to be on their terms. I was walking behind a guy just yesterday and watched as he gazed proudly at his reflection as we passed a glass enclosed building. It’s so sickening and nasty looking!