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Pixars history of cultural appropriation
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this post was submitted on 20 May 2025
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I agree with that video. And it also mentions pizza and that cultural appropriation. It's associated with bastardizing the thing they take, like misinterpreting a cultural thing in movies. American versions of things are acceptable but not authentic originals in many households is an example of cultural appropriation to me. Not accepting a cultural thing at all, even modified, is just straight up racist fear. I think everyone discussing this is probably on the same page, but saying it differently?