I`m out of the loop, didn`t realise there had been a robbery!
Venusxxx

In Britain there are many words to describe people from this social group, and they are often limited to a particular town or region. Other words with a similar meaning to chav are townie, scally, ned and charver. The word chav has become common in southern England, and is generally thought to come from Chatham girls (Chatham is a town in Kent.) Some people think, however, that the word comes originally from the Romany word chavo (boy), which is also the origin of the Spanish word chaval.
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I see no problem with using black in the description, I`d use `brunette` in much the same way, it`s a strong visual characteristic.......however, I agree, most here prefer a little effort. A preference for diversity does NOT indicate easy. That was the problem, not your skin colour!
Venusxxx
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As long as I don't have to dress like a Chav it's alright!
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What we're talking about here is something very small and discrete and much more classy...........
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What we're talking about here is something very small and discrete and much more classy...........