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Cultural appropriation - adopting or using the elements of a different culture - has become a controversial issue, with activists even proposing UN guidelines against it. What do you think about cultural appropriation? Let us know in the comments and SUBSCRIBE for new funny videos every week! In the last few years, cultural appropriation controversies have made the news, including Portland burrito shop accused of culturally appropriating their recipes, white people with dreadlocks being accused of cultural appropriation, sports teams asked to change their names, and more. Is it oversensitive, or are people who wear costumes or use the customs of other cultures being racially insensitive? Where is the line between poor taste and being too fixated on race? And do people of all races fixated on keeping them separate make strange bedfellows? Let us know what you think and follow us on social media for the latest memes, videos and podcasts! Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/WeTheInternetTV Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/WeTheInternetTV Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/WeTheInternetTV Writers: Lou Perez and Luke Spallino Director and Editor: Boris Khaykin Kevin - Kevin Cobbs Lilith Shinn - Adrienne Pluta Spencer Ricard - David Carl Director of Photography: AJ Ferrer Sound: Fernando Castillo Teleprompter: Luke Spallino DIT: Joseph Landing Hair and Makeup: Jenny Diaz Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff Creative Director: Erin O'Connor Head Writer: Lou Perez Creative Producer, Marketing: Lana Link Marketing: Toby Muresianu
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