Cultural vs. Gender Appropriation: Is There a Difference?
Today we’re diving right into the hypocrisy of the left when it comes to cultural appropriation. We’ve heard plenty of stories, mostly of white people, getting cancelled for wearing or “appropriating” certain aspects of a culture that is not their own. While it’s worth noting the differences between appreciation and adopting stereotypical aspects of a culture in an attempt to cultivate humor at said culture’s expense, where do we draw the line? Tellingly, the same people that come down hard on anything related to “appropriation” are supporting events like drag shows.
So to all of you watching – is gender appropriation real?
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Teen under fire for wearing traditional Chinese dress to prom; ‘It’s just a dress’
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Kate Melgoza holds a Bachelor’s in English and Writing Studies with a focus in Philosophy. She is the Associate Editor at DailyClout and host of their commentary subchannel No Interruptions on YouTube.
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Thank you for standing up for real women. This willful blindness on the left for marginalizing women and pretending anyone can be one if they see themselves that way seems antithetical to women’s progress. And the obscene stereotyping of women in drag shows denigrates them to tits, hair and make up. Didn’t we fight to not be seen this way 100 years ago?