Cultural appropriation turns Halloween into a nightmare thehill.com/opinion/civil-…
Halloween is again upon us. Across the United States, the prospect of frightening images have some pledging to skip the holiday or closely shield their children.
It is not the scary decorations or costumes but “cultural appropriation” that has triggered a tradition of recrimination and anger.
Colleges and universities have warned students not to dress as Indian chiefs or Mexican bandits, while parents have publicly debated whether they can allow their children to dress as the Black Panther or Moana without being accused of cultural appropriation or racism.
