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  1. This is such a dumb concept, especially the GIF part. I understand why using black emojis can be racist but GIFs aren't like emojis. Not every GIF has a version for all races. By the way, if I use the Cuca emote, am I offending aligator culture? And what the **** is mansplaining?
  2. "Black culture", in this case, is just an abreviation for "African-American culture". You know what they meant.
  3. wtf? White culture isn't a thing. The problem isn't that white people can relate more to Miley that Nicki. The problem is that Miley is getting credit for something she didn't start and, after using black culture, she shaded it on interviews when she didn't need it as she now on her "clean" era. She treated black culture as a rebelious thing, something to anger white suburban parents instead of treating it with respect. She used black culture.
  4. It's not just a specific school. African-American people are many times FIRED from their jobs and kids are suspended or expelled from school because of braids. And black people are mocked because of braids many times.
  5. People don't get offended by it because the person is white. People get offended because many times it's done in a disrrespectful way or just to look cool. Plus, many times when white people do it, it's "cool" and "edgy", while in the case of POC, it's "distracting". https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/05/11/black-students-malden-school-who-wear-braids-face-punishment-parents-say/stWDlBSCJhw1zocUWR1QMP/story.html
  6. This. Not saying she's guilty because she probably didn't even know him but a confederate flag isn't "fashion". The kiss and the head shave wouldn't be "problematic". Maybe to few deluded white SJWs on Tumblr but that's it. There's no such thing as "apropriating lesbian culture". The snake was already problematic back in the day, just not as much as it would be today: So were the Circus animals. The gun violence in Criminal was also controversial back in 2011. Even politicians talked about it. It shouldn't have been that big of a deal, in my opinion. The Perfume one was definetly problematic because of the association with the Virginia Tech shooting. Thank God they scrapped it. Shame the replacement was so bad. The kimonos are debatable. If she did it purely for fashion without respect for the culture, then it is cultural appropriation. But, according to some Asian lady who met her when she wore one back in the ITZ era, she was very respectful. Overall, she's not as problematic as many other pop stars. Queen.
  7. I remember someone saying that Myah's name was on the demos (or files or stems or whatever they're called - in other words the files were called something like "myah_001") but that's about it. I don't have any receipts on this. Maybe someone can help me on this. But let's be real, do you really believe that Britney sang Body Ache?
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