In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, here are a few examples of things white people have "Columbused" over the years. Cultural appropriation isn't new.
The upcoming Oxford African American Dictionary has words like "bussin," does the upcoming reference book truly honor Black culture or just appropriate it?
The right-wing white supremcee would be embarrassing if conservatives had any shame.
Does Walmart really sell red velvet and cheesecake-flavored Juneteenth ice cream? Either way, white-owned corporations trademarking and commodifying Black culture is not new.
Black History Month is already the shortest month of the year, but folks can't contain their shenanigans long enough to let Black people shine.
"Made By Maddie," an upcoming animated TV series on Nick Jr. about a little Black girl, is being accused of culturally appropriating "Hair Love," a similarly styled short film.
The organization expressed its outrage in a heated petition.
The roast is well-informed and thorough.
In Houston, rising seniors at Memorial High School wore sports jerseys as part of a theme for what was reportedly dubbed "thug" day.
Georgia governor candidate Stacey Evans releases a campaign ad that shows her face superimposed over an image of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s face.
