I actually asked Chinese people on the streets of China what they thought of foreigners wearing Chinese dresses:https://youtu.be/nXZKgk01G-A
Why Everybody Was Wrong About The Cultural Appropriation Scandal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O61FHATqdDM …pic.twitter.com/ZY0neEBwZd
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ya, America is the "Melting Pot of the World" meaning we are the place to share each others cultures, thats the whole purpose of diversity! It is absurd that they shove "Diversity" down our throat and then when we accept it and join in, they yell racist & cultural appropriation
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I think you're really off on this one. I've seen attractive girls on this bandwagon. I think this is more about fake outrage to cover insecurity about cultural identity. Asian Americans don't have anything but food and clothing to set them apart. They're highly integrated.
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Interesting. On this note, could it be that the deeper insecurity is woman vs woman? In general, progressive women are sooner inclined to attack or bring down another woman who can be seen as competition. IN progressive terms, it's feminine unconscious bias. :)
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The guy that complained was a man so why are you blaming the bullying of this young lady on women?Most women were defending her.This isn't about female jealousy,they didn't complain when an attractive black women wore similar.This is about hatred towards white Americans.
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Pretty hot take. You're right she would not have been attacked if she were ugly.
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