It’s a stunt. The sacred practices of Indigenous peoples should never be commercialized or used as a stunt. That denigrates the culture, makes a mockery of the sacred that was never intended for public entertainment
A promotion around “The Curse of La Llorona” using traditional Mexican healers for “spiritual cleansings” before screenings is drawing strong criticism from healers and scholars who say such stunts are offensive #native #lalloronahttps://apnews.com/27b7997d7b0e4baabe4f024c93da8f32 …
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In practice, these ways are never employed for financial gain. Unlike some western practices that openly solicit $$ and whose pastors are profiteers.
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Gracias Dra.! I'm cautious with charges of cultural appropriation but this is a most egregious case.
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Damn. I thought these curanderos were coming out on their own.
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Have you seen the movie or will you personally be watching it? Just curious. (I won’t...)
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and they’re right. this movie & the chicano movie are desperate Hollywood garbage that will fail like that pendejo lowriders movie
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I can’t even stand to watch more than a few minutes of that Lowriders movie when its on cable...
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