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Older woman, I expected better from you. It is the 21st century. We have advanced as humans to be more educated about others culture. By living in America, you are surrounded by a diversity of cultures, and for some reason, it is ok to wear my culture? Other people do not even question your behavior because it is so normalized. Our people are always stepped on and considered the "punching bag". Your behavior is shameful. You think you are so woke because you have short hair and tattoos. The tribe does NOT accept you in our space until you learn to do better.

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white person wearing native american clothes

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"I want it to be real" the little girl wailed to the Native American because he was not "Indian" enough for her. An actual Native American did not fit the status quo of the little girl, which made her more upset than the Native American. The exposure of fetishization non-Native Americans have towards Native Americans is concerning. Non-Native Americans like to use their culture as an aesthetic or costume, yet are not open to learning about their culture. Their interest is based on a lack of knowledge in their community, and is only a surface level relationship. How can a community get more real than being associated with nature? 

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The San Francisco Indians- "I want it to be real"

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The San Francisco Indians- "I want it to be real"

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Little girl, I am not upset at you for wanting to learn about my culture. Your age is filled with naivety and as you grow up, people in your life fill your head with their opinions and stereotypes. I think it's extremely flattering how look up to my people and want to dress like them. However, there is a right and wrong way to practice someone's culture. There is a difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation. You can learn to appreciate my and other peoples culture by asking respectful questions about their personal experience and being open to new perspectives.

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During this time of year, it is the perfect conditions to harvest produce and hunt animals. The leaves change from its typical dark green into lemon yellow, slowing falling onto the ground where children jump on them to hear its crunch. The grass blows north from the chilling breeze, indicating a change in season. The family members are all pitching in help everyone in their community. Reeling in fish, washing fruits, and playing with animals are essential to the tribes culture. Laughter fills the village and core memories are formed. The perfect combination of nature and culture to my people

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The San Fransisco Indians- The Intertwining of Nature and Culture

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The San Fransisco Indians- The Intertwining of Nature and Culture

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I am really tired of people taking advantage of our culture. Since the beginning of time, we have been exploited for our resources, land, knowledge, and much more, but we receive scraps on end. Kpop idols would wear head-dresses, sleep in tents, and perform other forms of cultural appropriation, yet people forget about it because of the fleeting life of cancel culture. Even common folk believe stereotypes about our people, and it creates a negative connotation on our lives. It is an endless cycle and no one other than our people are willing to stop it. Will it ever end?

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Why should pink razors cost more than black razors? Why should period products cost anything if half the world experiences a period? Why are cycles of fashion for women so common, forcing them to buy new sets of clothing? Why are movies about female empowerment a form of feminization of consumption? Why are do people assume all women love to shop and buy expensive accessories? Why do beauty standards target women, especially little girls, insecurities, forcing them to change themselves to "enhance" through beauty through makeup and health? Why are we re-enforcing gender stereotypes? I do not know, and maybe we won't know ever.

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"Girl Power" is a term created from the 3rd wave of western culture feminism and has empowered young women to look up to Barbie. There is stereotypical Barbie, but overtime the image of barbie has transformed into a diverse team of jobs, looks, and personalities. However, people criticize Barbie for profiting off of girl's insecurities through "rampant consumerism". Despite its critiques, the main character in Barbie feels comfort through her Barbie doll and makes other girls feel the same way. Ironically by promoting "girl power", it is both helping and hurting our environment (self-identity of young girls and our Earth)

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Come on Barbie let's go party!!/Girl Power

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Come on Barbie let's go party!!/Girl Power

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With every new fashion trend, there is an uprising in pollution through the air, waste, and harming life around us. Icebergs are melting polar bears homes, carbon dioxide levels are increasing, and animals are being negatively effected by humans actions. Even the pandas cant reproduce as often because their habitat is being affected by China's infrastructure. The surplus of clothes and items produced for the public are often are lost in landfill, and they are not seen as an issue to companies because they are profiting off people's spending. Western culture's creation of capitalism is the poison to our Earth

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In Western and Asian culture, it is common for people to drop a dime on surgically enhancing themselves. An issue with this trend is that the beauty standards various by region and changes drastically based on the era. This enforces the idea to conform to the current beauty standard and creates insecurities in people, specifically women. This idea also applies to makeup where new makeup colors, styles, and James Charles wannabes warp the minds of children to enable the cycle of capitalism. The more you try your best to fit in, the more you spend, and the more you fund this dilemma. To look more "natural" is to fill your body with unnatural substances.

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Genuinely why do humans hate themselves? It is so people in the top 1% can profit exponentially, which increases the wealth gap, enforcing the idea of capitalism. Everything has to go back to money for humans because money equals power. Because of the work culture America has created, people are forced to work almost 40 hours a week to meet the bare minimum of living. The body is not capable of working that often just to survive, unless taking sacrifices that affect family, well being, and personal interests. When the Earth created waterfalls, sunsets, and seasons, we decided to create a 9-5. 