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does anyone hate this cultural appropriation shtick? it is bad as the non binary stuff on the net these days.

amy lee got it even though a Japanese person gave her a kimono.

Americans need to leave the planet and let us normal people get on with life

why do people rag on Japanese stuff? Japanese people love when people from the west use their stuff.

Beacuse Americans can't think beyond themselves

So true. I saw last week it was trending that africans hate that African Americans talk about BLM. it was like 'they never include us and u know it is so Americans.

blm doesn't even support all black americans, only the black americans who serve their agenda

Japanese people in America don't love when people from the west use their stuff. And since it's American celebs making the news for cultural appropriation, American Asians are more likely to weigh on it.

left-wing Japanese people in America

Not everyone is American. And Japanese in America are Americans.

Yea but they have no business amy lee did a colab with a japense band who gifted her a kimono to wear.

ok but amy lee was given the kimonos by japanese people in japan. they get the final say sorry.

i am not defending anybody, just giving context in general.

African-Americans criticized Adele's Carnival outfit when it had nothing to do with them.

And with Gwen wearing a bindi...her bf was Hindu...

bindi's aren't necessarily religiously significant either. anyway, she looked stupid.

Was not stupid in the 90s. Go back there if u care.

i don't care if it wasn't stupid in the 90s grandma. she did not look cute.

Ok gen z go back into the placenta.

she actually looked cool imo and everyone thought it was so cool at the time

she looked cute. gwen was a fashion icon.

It's been happening for a while. Most of the Asian-Americans protesting this event weren't even of Japanese heritage.

https://hyperallergic.com/223047/the-confused-thinking-behind-the-kimono-protests-at-the-boston-museum-of-fine-arts/

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