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1. theconversation.com › when-does-borrowing-becomeWhen does borrowing become cultural appropriation in dance?

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   Aug 10, 2017 · Mash-ups like Hiplet – a combination of hip-hop and ballet – have shown just how vital dance exploration can be to encourage new dancers to take up the moves, and keep them alive. Dance....

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2. www.documentjournal.com › 2020 › 03Cultural appropriation is bad, but we wouldn't have hip hop ...

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   Mar 6, 2020 · March 6, 2020. From viral dances to ‘American Dirt,’ author Lauren Michele Jackson explains the difference between creative evolution and cultural theft. Oscar Wilde famously said, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.”

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4. online.berklee.edu › takenote › culturalCultural Appropriation in Music – Berklee Online Take Note

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   Feb 1, 2020 · In my course, Intro to Iconic Dance, we start this discussion by introducing three key concepts: Appropriation, Acculturation, and Assimilation. Cultural appropriation is the adoption of an element or elements of one culture by members of another culture. This can be controversial when members of a dominant culture appropriate from ...

5. www.dancemagazine.com › cultural-appropriationAt What Point Does Appreciation Become Cultural Appropriation?

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   Dec 16, 2020 · Cultural appropriation is "taking the external trappings of cultural traditions and using them as decorations on your own history without developing mutually supporting relationships in the community that you're taking from," says Michelle Heffner Hayes.

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6. www.prindleinstitute.org › 2018 › 12Do White People Appreciate Hip-Hop Or Do They Appropriate It?

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   Dec 14, 2018 · On one hand, white people rapping the n-word could be seen as appreciation because they are just singing the lyrics to the song and they are not directing the word towards anyone. On the other hand, the n-word has such a long, hateful, and offensive history that still persists today.

7. academic.oup.com › book › 58670Hip Hop and Online Cultural Appropriation Discourse: Trap ...

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   Oct 24, 2024 · As I discussed in Chapter 2, statistics produced by Luminate Data (formerly Nielsen Music and MRC Data) have placed hip hop as the dominant genre among US listeners since 2017, when it first overtook rock—all forms of the vast and diverse category of rock, which also somehow includes all forms of metal—in association with a surge in streaming. 18 Throughout the 2010s, pop sat in third ...

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   Are dancers cultural appropriation?

   • But in recent years, when too much inspiration is taken, critics have started accusing dancers of cultural appropriation. Take belly dance for example. One of the world’s oldest forms of dance, it originated in Middle Eastern and Northern African countries, such as Egypt, Turkey and Lebanon, but is now danced around the world.

   When does borrowing become cultural appropriation in dance?

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   Is hip hop an example of appropriation?

   • Jackson cites hip hop asan enduring example of appropriation in many forms. Born in the Bronx in the early 1970s, hip hop sprang forth as a new style of art, music, and dance invented by teens who blended shared elements of multi-ethnic Black and Latinx communities while remixing the past and present.

   Cultural appropriation is bad, but we wouldn't have hip hop without it - …

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   What is cultural appropriation?

   • Unlike acculturation and assimilation, cultural appropriation echoes domains of economic dominance and is a form of colonialism, which seeks to reign extended authority over a group of people, and/or territories. The debate around cultural borrowing and appropriation is ongoing—examples abound in the arts, music, and fashion fields.

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   What is appropriation versus appreciation in hip-hop?

   • Appropriation versus appreciation in terms of fashion and hip-hop is a more difficult topic to decipher. A more obvious example is usage of the n-word by white audiences. It is a word that is so commonly used in hip-hop, that people listening to it, regardless of race, tend to sing along to the rap lyrics and include the n-word.

   Do White People Appreciate Hip-Hop Or Do They Appropriate It?

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   Is appropriation a human impulse?

   • Appropriation, it seems, is aprofoundly human impulse. “I think appropriation has a bit of a bad rap,” says Lauren Michele Jackson, author of the new book White Negroes: When Cornrows Were in Vogue…and Other Thoughts on Cultural Appropriation (Beacon Press). “The word itself is just indicating an instance of transport.

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   Who has been accused of cultural appropriation?

   • Think about high profile artists who have been accused of cultural appropriation over the past few years: Justin Bieber sporting dreadlocks; Justin Timberlake beat-boxing; Ariana Grande rapping in a “Blaccent.”

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9. inthesetimes.com › article › cultural-appropriationWhen We Talk About Cultural Appropriation, We Should Be ...

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   Oct 9, 2019 · The act of cultural transport is not in itself an ethical dilemma. Appropriation can often be a means of social and political repair.