What is the best argument for not sharing cultural memes?
This is good. Why are US legislators doing shameless cultural appropriation as part of their shallow virtue signaling? Do they even know what they're wearing, which tribes created it, or what it means?https://twitter.com/obianuju/status/1270053042340139008 …
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it's not the sharing of cultural memes that's the issue, it's taking the cultural norm of one particular subsaharan group and using it to signal solidarity with another. kinda like wearing terracotta at a memorial for the japanese in ww2
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the irony is that the ashanti were big on capturing slaves to sell to the americas
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I love this woman and have been following her for a long time. This is the most irate and outspoken I have ever heard her; she must really be upset.
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Perhaps the Democrat use of Kente fabric was cynical and shallow, but sincere cultural appropriation should be encouraged. American culture is a product of cultural appropriation.
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Called it this morning!
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Black lives matter unless they actually live in Africa.
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The Congressional Black Caucus handed them out, that’s why.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/world/africa/democrats-kente-cloth-ghana/2020/06/08/dc33bcc4-a9b5-11ea-a43b-be9f6494a87d_story.html%3foutputType=amp …
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