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Adidas has apologised after Mexico accused it of cultural appropriation by releasing a sandal based on a style made by ...
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Mexican-American designer apologizes for Adidas sandal design accused of cultural appropriation
Mexican-American clothing designer Willy Chavarria has apologized for an Adidas sandal he created after being accused by ...
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Adidas and Designer Willy Chavarria Apologize Following Shoe Cultural Appropriation Backlash
The brand's Oaxaca Slip-On was criticized by Mexican officials for copying design elements present in Mexican Huarache ...
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Mexican state accuses Adidas of cultural appropriation over new shoe, threatens legal action
The Mexican state of Oaxaca is threatening legal action against Adidas, accusing the footwear company of cultural ...
Mexico City — Mexican authorities are accusing sportswear company Adidas of plagiarizing artisans in southern Mexico, ...
German sportswear brand Adidas has apologized for "cultural appropriation" in the design of its "Oaxaca Slip-On" shoe. The ...
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LEVEL Man on MSNWhy It's Absurd to Accuse Black Americans of Cultural Appropriation
Piers Morgan thinks Beyonce copied Marilyn Monroe's swag in her Levis advertisement. Read that ridiculousness again ...
Mexican authorities have accused sportswear giant Adidas of cultural appropriation for allegedly copying traditional huarache ...
A more recent example of clearly unethical cultural appropriation and exploitation of Indigenous cultures for profit came to the fore in 2021 when the government of Mexico accused clothing ...
Another transgressive bit of cultural appropriation, according to a Pitzer College assistant professor of Chicano-Latino studies: white students (presumably female) wearing hoop earrings.
Cultural appropriation does not exist. "Cultural appropriation" as described by Susan Scafidi, a law professor at Fordham University, is “taking intellectual property, traditional knowledge, cultural ...
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