As might be guessed I am against the concept of cultural appropriation and my opinions on the matter fall squarely in the field of the…

The Baltimore Rock Opera Society has fired its new executive director, Kelly Carnes, after a video showed the white arts executive wearing cornrows at the Burning Man festival, and leftists complained that the hairstyle was cultural appropriation. The post Baltimore Rock Opera Society Fires White Director for ‘Cultural Appropriation’ Because She Wore Cornrows to Burning Man appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Sports journalist Jemele Hill is pushing back against criticism of her blonde hair, arguing that hair color is not something that can… The post ‘White Women Do Not Own Blonde Hair’: Jemele Hill Pushes Back on Claims She Is Appropriating White Women’s Hair appeared first on Shine My Crown.

Former Miss Universe Canada winner Ashley Callingbull condemned the use of traditional Indigenous costumes during the 2026 national pageant, calling it cultural appropriation. Two contestants wore headdresses and 'Arctic Beauty' outfits with sacred symbols, sparking outrage from Indigenous leaders and community members. Callingbull, who is Plains Cree, criticized the lack of cultural education among organizers and demanded accountability. Emma Morrison, Miss World Canada 2022, argued the costumes sexualized Indigenous people and misused MMIWG symbolism. Miss Universe Canada issued an apology, promising to implement guidelines with cultural liaisons, but critics called the response insufficient. The incident highlights ongoing tensions around Indigenous representation in mainstream events, with calls for greater education and respect for sacred traditions. Both contestants apologized on social media, though some community members remain unconvinced. The controversy underscores broader issues of cultural sensitivity in pageantry and entertainment.

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