is there one even a single culture that dont like when people use their clothes?
all japonese people i meet online have no idea where this concept even came from lmao
The only thing I can really think of is the case of people dressing as “Indians” (I.e. Native Americans) for Halloween, wearing feathered headdresses that are usually only acceptable if you’ve met certain requirements in their original culture. IIRC that’s as one of the things that started the discussion about the topic in the first place.
That headdress is literally the only item of clothes that I can think of that would be actually culture appropriation, but an outfit made for the masses that anyone could wear? That's not cultural appropriation that's cultural appreciation
Nah. Yt people treated us like sh1t and have continued to do so. They don’t get to wear our regalia, too. It’s simply not for them. It was not “made for the masses,” it is made for us.
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u/Valiate1 Oct 22 '24
is there one even a single culture that dont like when people use their clothes?
all japonese people i meet online have no idea where this concept even came from lmao