Define cultural appropriation and provide three examples:

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Hi, Cultural Appropriation is basically the use or admiration of one or another's cultures. One example can be a Europeaner wearing dreadlocks and beads in respects to island or jamaican culture appropriation. Or Wearing a kimono each day & eating sushi would be Asian Cultural appropriation. Last example can be learning spanish & moving to New Mexico would be cultural appropriation. It's really showing how much you admire or like another culture by taking certain elements from them and making it your own. Let me know if you need more help. Hope this helped you :)

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