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A: I’ll do that when non-White people refuse to wear Western dress because they don’t want to culturally appropriate. Cultural appropriation is a concept in sociology dealing with the Baddiestreams Wearing I Cast Fireball Mug, Tumbler Personalized But I will love this adoption of the elements of a minority culture by members of the dominant culture. It is distinguished from equal cultural exchange due to the presence of a colonial element and imbalance of power. Therefore, it is perfectly understandable that Chinese people, as a whole, did not see Ms. Daum’s wearing of a cheongsam as “cultural appropriation.” They do not view themselves as a “minority culture”, and rightly so. On the other hand, Chinese-Americans, who are in a minority (in the US at least), would have every reason to be upset. This also explains why most Japanese had trouble understanding why so many Japanese-Americans were offended by the Boston Museum of Fine Arts exhibit that invited visitors to try on a replica of the kimono in Monet’s painting. The Japanese in Japan do not see their culture as a “minority culture” in need of protection. However, Japanese-Americans—and by extension, other Asian-Americans—most probably do.
I’m guessing not, even though this attire would be considered “formal” wear, and therefore be appropriate for an event like a prom. An exception might be if you did a homestay with a Scottish family that practically adopted you, gave you a kilt in their colors, and insisted that you wear it to your prom once you returned to the Baddiestreams Wearing I Cast Fireball Mug, Tumbler Personalized But I will love this US. For example, if you’ve actually spent time in Japan, or taken kimono lessons and/or tea ceremony classes and invested in (or was given) a gorgeous formal-appropriate kimono that you just have to wear to a formal event (although it wouldn’t be ideal for dancing), your race should not be an issue. But if you picked up a kimono in the local thrift shop without any understanding or appreciation of its cultural background, or knowledge about how to put it on and modify your behavior when wearing one, well, chances are that you might offend someone. They are mixed. Can you tell what their genetic makeup is? One is blond with green eyes the other is strawberry with brown. Did that help?
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