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Meanings of cultural appropriation in English

Russian
культурная апроприация
Portuguese
cultural appropriation
Spanish
cultural appropriation

The adoption of elements of a minority culture by members of the dominant culture.

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культурная апроприация
Usage of cultural appropriation in English
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Rowling has been accused of cultural appropriation and racism in her work.
News.com.au
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The whole idea of cultural appropriation limits fiction's ability to be fiction.
The Guardian
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Some say that cultural appropriation of Māoritanga is getting out of hand.
Radio NZ
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This metaphysical odyssey could easily have resulted in accusations of cultural appropriation.
The Irish Times
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It informs my on-going interest in cultural appropriation, oral histories and failures.
Ebony
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Awareness of cultural appropriation is growing, but big brands still trip up.
Reuters
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We as Black people have the right to call out cultural appropriation!
Ebony
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South African poet Ntsiki Mazwai slammed the group for cultural appropriation.
The South African
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I've purposely downplayed her involvement in the cultural appropriation debate for a reason.
The Guardian
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With some saying that cultural appropriation of Māoritanga is getting out of hand.
Radio NZ
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The braids are not an indication of cultural appropriation to Kim.
Ebony
12
Ella Henry tells us what she thinks of this cultural appropriation.
Radio NZ
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Ella Henry tells us what she thinks of theis cultural appropriation.
Radio NZ
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Not to mention that the very concept of cultural appropriation is a tangled one.
The Guardian
15
Every Kim Kardashian cultural appropriation scandal is a teachable moment.
Wired
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Apparently, distributing sombreros comes under the heading of cultural appropriation, or racism, or both.
The Irish Times
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Translations for cultural appropriation
Cultural appropriation across language varieties
Australia
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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