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The intentions of the creator of the product do seem genuine and worthy, but it's still cultural appropriation without consultation or acknowledgement of the tā
by baconhigh 4y ago
The intentions of the creator of the product do seem genuine and worthy, but it's still cultural appropriation without consultation or acknowledgement of the tāonga behind the name.
Just because you disagree doesn't make it "woke".
- berjin 4y ago> cultural appropriation Is a woke term. By the way they mention how you can donate to a Takahe recovery programme here https://jointakahe.org/about/ https://jointakahe.org/about/
- lostlogin 4y agoI think we can aim for criticism that’s a little higher brow. Whataboutism and dismissal of a position because it’s ‘woke’ is pretty unhelpful.
- account42 4y agoPeople have every right not to buy into racist concepts like cultural appropriation and reject them without further arguments.