Stereotypes are no stranger to our society. Everyday, people are often viewed contrarily to their actual character - simply because of the dispositions associated with certain demographics and races. For this post in particular, men...black men are aiming to show the world that all black men aren't thugs or degenerates but know how to be dapper gentlemen. 

Each guy came with their own individual style from their personality and postures to their polished winged tips.

To give some background as to what the New Stereotype is, Tony "Redd" Weir (@_iamtonyredd) [below] gave some insight. 

He's right. With the rise and resurgence of Detroit, it's important to not only tackle the blight and rebuild the businesses, but shift some of that focus toward the actual people who make up a significant ratio of Detroit. If you can help mold the population to something positive, the people and the city can thrive.

One of the gentlemen, Michael Anthony Spearman who is better known as @thebigfashionguy on Instagram [below], shared his thoughts about T.N.S.

Between the four of them, you can see their styles can almost speak about their personalities.

Here, I want to showcase the styles of both Jeramie Ewing [top] and Twoin Bernard [bottom].

It was no question that these brothers were sharp. While walking, they were stopped by two older women for pictures because they admired how well dressed they were. 

The New Stereotype is a national movement having major cities under it's belt such as Chicago, NYC, Williamsburg, D.C. to Detroit. Everywhere where black men are viewed with prejudice, The New Stereotype can effectively display to their cities and our society, that black men can be classy and a positive influence not only to our race but others as well. 

Fin.