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For example, do you find it inherently wrong/racist to have say, a Mexican themed party with sombreros, tequila, putting on a fake mustache. Or other examples where a party could have a theme of some other cultures.
For example, do you find it inherently wrong/racist to have say, a Mexican themed party with sombreros, tequila, putting on a fake mustache. Or other examples where a party could have a theme of some other cultures.
Nope. Another example of social justice warriors gone wrong.
We are a melting pot, NOT multi cultural. Its not just party themses or costumes or mascots, or movies or music. Its everything we contact on a daily basis.
No. I have always seen those things as tributes to/celebrations of other cultures. Not about to change that now.
If SJWs are saying that sort of thing is wrong, they are the ridiculous ones but then I guess their idea of fun is 'mocking' others and burning them in effigy, not celebrating them.
I dont think it should be an issue with anyone. Why would it offend me if you recognize & celebrate my Indian roots? I love the indian characters on tv shows & movies.
For example, do you find it inherently wrong/racist to have say, a Mexican themed party with sombreros, tequila, putting on a fake mustache. Or other examples where a party could have a theme of some other cultures.
Sounds like a dumb theme for a party, one surely meant to provoke. Otherwise, I don't think it's inherently racist. I guess it would be like a toga party is to Roman culture.
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