It’s one of those concepts that’s equally the action it’s describing, but also the way it’s perceived by the view.
It’s it’s core it’s when a person affects a culture that isn’t their own, for example a white person wearing a Japanese Kimono or throws a party to celebrate Diwali. Now there are tons of reasons that we should be celebrating and encouraging our various cultures and traditions that are great and wholesome things.
BUT from a very specific angle, you could look it as people of White European heritage, who have “taken everything else” from the various peoples of the world *taking the last thing left -* their cultural identity. And if you view it from this angle, you can see why this would be a very offensive and rage-inducing.
So yeah, I think it’s one of those things that’s not describing the act itself, but how it’s interpreted by the view.
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