[nihility]

I thought she became a Paki.

[EverythingKe$ha]

Originally posted by Aaron

How is this racist? People will whine over ANYTHING.

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[MWB]

Originally posted by Aaron

How is this racist? People will whine over ANYTHING.

Hello? Cultural appropriation?

[Genocide]

Originally posted by Eternium

Don't you mean "Edwards's?"

And there's nothing wrong with using a headdress as long as it isn't done to portray American Indians negatively.

It can be both. I asked my English teacher and it can be Either ..s' or ..s's.

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I don't see how this is racist.

[BadBitches]

Originally posted by nihility

I thought she became a Paki.

sis. smh

[gueranegra]

Wtf?! This generation should just refer to its pop stars as "the children of the corn". All but save a few are a ****ing mess!

[BadKidBrodie]

I hate it when people call stuff like this racist, idgi.

[gettsleazy]

dbdbddnbd I'm so sick of this cultural appropriate stuff when it comes to headresses. Like I understand religious stuff like hijabs/burqas or w/e (even then thats a stretch) but I'm getting annoyed w/ teenage white girls yelling at celebrities who wear headresses.

[Staryu]

Originally posted by Eternium

Don't you mean "Edwards's?"

And there's nothing wrong with using a headdress as long as it isn't done to portray American Indians negatively.

Joe Jonas dat you?

[Dancehall]

Originally posted by Eternium

Don't you mean "Edwards's?"

And there's nothing wrong with using a headdress as long as it isn't done to portray American Indians negatively.

There's a few tribes that actually use them and they don't want others to do wear them.

So I'm going to let the minority who actually uses them to decide for themselves.

[XIAN]

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[BadBitches]

And for the people saying how is that racist? Imagine this way, if she got cornrows and said she decided to be black for the day.

[Genocide]

Originally posted by Dancehall Queen

Because it's appropriating a culture and reducing it into a costume.

It's something sacred, not something to be warn to be hip.

I highly doubt the purpose of it was 'reducing' the culture to a mere costume. It looks like it's just for fun.

Just because she's not of Native-American blood doesn't mean she can't 'appreciate' or wear anything of that culture. As far as I know, people are allowed to do so if they please. It's not forbidden.

[Dancehall]

Originally posted by gettsleazy

dbdbddnbd I'm so sick of this cultural appropriate stuff when it comes to headresses. Like I understand religious stuff like hijabs/burqas or w/e (even then thats a stretch) but I'm getting annoyed w/ teenage white girls yelling at celebrities who wear headresses.

But even by saying that you're ignoring the group who is vocally against this and making it about white people.

[Praise Mariallah]

Originally posted by Genocide

I don't see how this is racist.

Because it's a culture not a costume.

It's like someone tweeting a picture of themselves wearing a kimono, stretching their eyes, and going to town on some general tso's chicken with the caption: #TheDayIDecidedToBecomeAsian.

[EverythingKe$ha]

Originally posted by gettsleazy

dbdbddnbd I'm so sick of this cultural appropriate stuff when it comes to headresses. Like I understand religious stuff like hijabs/burqas or w/e (even then thats a stretch) but I'm getting annoyed w/ teenage white girls yelling at celebrities who wear headresses.

This. People always doing the most. It's not a big deal.

[Mellark]

Some people get OFFENDED for everything.

[Genocide]

Originally posted by BadBitches

And for the people saying how is that racist? Imagine this way, if she got cornrows and said she decided to be black for the day.

Probably just me, but I don't see how this is racist either. We all mimic/emulate other cultures in every day life. I don't see why Native-American culture is one of the few that is off limits.

[Eternium]

Originally posted by Dancehall Queen

Because it's appropriating a culture and reducing it into a costume.

It's something sacred, not something to be warn to be hip.

That's like a Christian complaining about someone wearing a cross or a rainbow. I get that it's sacred in your religion, but as long as people are donning it in a positive way and not to be offensive or demeaning, you don't have the right to stop people.

Originally posted by BadBitches

Did you miss history classes? You do realize what Native Americans went through? This bitch thinks she can just become one just cause she is wearing a headdress. The ignorance.

Just because you went through a lot doesn't mean you can force people to not wear certain fashions

Originally posted by Sláy

No.

Well, you should. She's one person, not multiple. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt and a chance to save face

[Mila]

I don't think this is racist. I think it might be a tad culturally insensitive but not racist. It's not like she really believes she became Native American overnight. Why are some cultural costumes ignored in terms of being "racist" but some people will jump on the obvious mainstream ones like "being black" and Native Americans.