Cultural Appropriation and Halloween Costumes – A List of What Costumes Your Kid Should Not Wear

Hey 3.5 readers.

It’s Halloween time and you know what that means.

It’s time to figure out if your costume is culturally appropriate. Consult this list to make sure you won’t be offending anyone on All Hallow’s Eve. (Note, you probably will be.)

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Yup.  It’s Halloween so we know what that means.  Crazy SJWs are flipping their shit over the fact that someone, somewhere in the world might wear a costume for one night for a few hours that might offend somebody, somewhere.

Redbook published this article, breathlessly warning of the dangers of the epic sadness and woe that could spread across the globe if parents allow white daughters to dress like Polynesian princess Moana this Halloween.

First, the article is an example of what is wrong with journalism i.e. the drumming up of a faux controversy.  I mean, it makes it out as if there are a legion of little girls dressing up like Polynesian princesses and an equally large legion of Polynesian girls who are beside themselves with misery and woe over this.  I mean, maybe, just maybe there’s one Halloween party somewhere where this could happen, but is it…

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