Cultural appreciation or appropriation?

He kidnapped a few darkies from Africa and forced them to play on his shitty album.

What do you think?

>>69843202
Cultural appreciation, because cultural appropriation isn't real.

>>69843221
This

It used to be called " influence"

>>69843231
>>69843221
t. redditors angry at blm

>>69843251
t. cis white male who has no understanding of oppressive power structures

Can't wait until whites are extinct

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>>69843280

>>69843257
No, I honestly don't care too much either way, I think it's an overhyped issue and I'm not a part of the flame war of opposers and supporters. Yes, there is racism and it's bad. No, I'm not personally going to do anything about it because it's not for me to address, so long as I'm not racist itself.

However, cultural appropriation specifically is an idea I resent because art progresses through people drawing influence from each other, and in general, the spread and appropriation of ideas is humanistic and brings people together, and the desire to prevent that is more similar to discrimination and racism.

If it's good, the former

>>69843280
Funny how nationalism is a huge boogeyman and yet when people show interest in or are interested in another culture that's apparently a big no-no too