Cultural Appropriation
Native Appropriations - site by Adrienne Keene
Entire site is dedicated to education about, and actions to stop, cultural appropriation.
The do’s, don’ts, maybes, and I-don’t-knows of cultural appropriation.
A longer blog post by Chelsea Vowell breaking down a number of different aspects of cultural appropriation.
What’s Wrong with Cultural Appropriation? These 9 Answers Reveal Its Harm - Maisha Z. Johnson
But Why Can’t I Wear a Hipster Headdress? - Adrienne Keene
Repost: Step away from the “Indian” costume! - Adrienne Keene
Post brings together a number of posts regarding cultural appropriation during the Hallowe'en season.
Think Before Your Appropriate: Things to know and questions to ask in order to avoid misappropriating Indigenous cultures - A guide for creators and designers - Simon Fraser University
Contains advice geared to businesses but has relevance for the public sector and non-profits.
4 Ways To Honor Native Americans Without Appropriating Our Culture - Taté Walker
A Letter to White People Using the Term “Two Spirit” - White Noise Collective
Entire site is dedicated to education about, and actions to stop, cultural appropriation.
The do’s, don’ts, maybes, and I-don’t-knows of cultural appropriation.
A longer blog post by Chelsea Vowell breaking down a number of different aspects of cultural appropriation.
What’s Wrong with Cultural Appropriation? These 9 Answers Reveal Its Harm - Maisha Z. Johnson
But Why Can’t I Wear a Hipster Headdress? - Adrienne Keene
Repost: Step away from the “Indian” costume! - Adrienne Keene
Post brings together a number of posts regarding cultural appropriation during the Hallowe'en season.
Think Before Your Appropriate: Things to know and questions to ask in order to avoid misappropriating Indigenous cultures - A guide for creators and designers - Simon Fraser University
Contains advice geared to businesses but has relevance for the public sector and non-profits.
4 Ways To Honor Native Americans Without Appropriating Our Culture - Taté Walker
A Letter to White People Using the Term “Two Spirit” - White Noise Collective
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