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Cultural Appropriation: Less Heat, More Light

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Cultural appropriation is a hot topic right now, but it's not as simple as some people--on either side--are making it out to be.  This is a detailed and balanced approach to understanding the cultural appropriation issue, one based on both deep respect for multiculturalism and the need for freedom of expression and natural cultural borrowing.All Rights Reserved

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