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rametarin:siryouarebeingmocked:the-vanguard:siryouarebeingmocked:the-vanguard:siryouarebeingmocked:the-vanguard:siryouarebeingmocked:alaija:cheshireinthemiddle:amal-wa-ahlam:trust-me-im-an-expert:psiotechniqa:tooiconic:cisnowflake:nunyabizni:WhoopsWelp.HAwhelpWhy is everyone acting like this person did a bad thing by asking why its not cultural appropriation? Like ya’ll spend so much time calling out white people for it that we actually start paying attention and then when we try its suddenly “so embarrassing” like yeah it wasn’t the case with this but how were they supposed to know what?? And now we all know some really interesting things about the shoot too??? like this person did not do a bad thing by asking if this photoshoot was appropriative????It’s bad because the question starts out with the assumption that it already is appropriation, asking for proof that it’s not instead of trying to find out why it would be.Exactly. Their and your first thought was to assume it was offensive and wrong. Guilty until proven innocent. The assumption that they were wrong with no evidence to support that suggested that you just wanted to be angry. And it costs $0 dollars to mind your own damn business.I suspect the ‘evidence’ consists of ‘she looks white’.Even though plenty of Native folks look white. I like to use Tiio Horn as an example.You like to use a Half-Mowhawk,Quarter Scot, Quarter German as your example of “…plenty of Native folks look white.” ?I’m not saying Native people can’t be white, but dude, this is a horrible example to prove your point.If she’s half-Native genetically and still looks that white, I think that’s actually supporting my point. In fact, that’s a lot higher than the standard many US tribes accept to claim ‘Native’ status, though it varies in Canada.You didn’t read my post, did you? I didn’t say it didn’t support your post, I said it was a bad example to support your post. Being 50/50 mixed doesn’t mean you are going to get 50/50 of those traits. Mixed people can vary, based on your logic we could use Obama as white people being dark skinned.I’m mixed 50/50, my sister and I look nothing alike despite coming form the exact same parents. So even in the same family, it’s a RNG madhouse on how you look. So personally, looking at this, it’s not impressive to the main point that people should, and I agree with it, should mind their own business when it comes whether someone can or can’t do something. I used an example of a woman who a) identifies as Native, and b) is apparently considered Native by actual Natives as evidence that Native people look white sometimes.You’re the only one who seems to be implying she’s not Native ‘enough’ by your personal standard.>Being 50/50 mixed doesn’t mean you are going to get 50/50 of those traits.I never said or implied otherwise.Her Native heritage, identification, and her Tribal acceptance plays nothing to why she looks white. She has a white father, and she took more of an appearance from him. This entire thing isn’t about self-identification, it’s about physical appearance.You’re the only one who seems to be implying she’s not Native ‘enough’ by your personal standard.I never said or implied otherwise. She could be 90% Native American/ 10% White and my opinion would not change because it’s not on whether she is Native American ‘enough’ (whatever that is supposed to be mean), as you put it. It’s why she looks white.Then what are you arguing with me for? My main point is “looks don’t necessarily correlate with ancestry”. How is using Horn a bad example? I ask you once, I ask you twice, I ask you once again, what is your friggin’ point?I think their point is just bad. They may have wanted you to post full blooded Native that looks more caucasoid in features, since apparently it’s a litmus test.To which I have to ask. @the-vanguard  , would you consider it cultural appropriation if a half-black half-Native person was wearing the headdress? Or, perhaps, would you consider it acceptable, “because Black and Indigenous People of Color are both oppressed?”The litmus would be the closest I seen from responses, though there is a bit more to it than just that.As for your actual question, which is reasonable, the question not the most accurate because I could not answer either choice. Cultural Appropriation is almost nonsense to me,and can only think of one way for it to be done, and this whole thing with the headdress isn’t even close to the conditions I would even consider it. side note: Christ, the material from this whole thing is just great, gonna enjoy using this. -- source link

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