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hugh?No girls to be seen, just a boy grimace.
We need to see the cultural misconduct. Is it the dress or is it the female?hugh?
??????'Those girls were jealous': Latina teen wears a quinceañera dress to prom and gets kicked out for 'cultural appropriation'
Honestly, this is just such a frustrating story.
this a new one. but since we got all these illegals her now not surprised. guess they are affraid the mexican heritage is being pushed on them.
There is a lot more to this story than what is being reported on here. It is written in a way to get a certain reaction from an intended audience, and it worked.
FWIW, from the link;'Those girls were jealous': Latina teen wears a quinceañera dress to prom and gets kicked out for 'cultural appropriation'
Honestly, this is just such a frustrating story.
this a new one. but since we got all these illegals her now not surprised. guess they are affraid the mexican heritage is being pushed on them.
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both are mexicanWe need to see the cultural misconduct. Is it the dress or is it the female?
but maybe the non hispanic students thinks she pushing her mexican heritage on themFWIW, from the link;
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Today’s story is a pretty frustrating one, get used to it TikTok is full of them. In a video shared by user @djlostone (Dj Lost One) he recounts the story of the anonymous student, who goes by the name Jasmine. Jasmine is Mexican-American and a sophomore in high school with her quinceañera around the corner. A quinceañera is essentially a big celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday, it’s a pretty big deal coming of age celebration in Mexican and Latin-American cultures. Anyways, Jasmine put a lot of effort into her dress, so decided she’d also wear it to prom. However, Jasmine ended up being kicked out of said prom due to “cultural appropriation,” but I wasn’t aware it was possible to appropriate your own culture.
Obviously, this is a pretty frustrating situation, considering Jasmine was well within her rights to wear a quinceañera dress. It was discovered that a complaint had been made about her wearing the dress prior to her arrival — apparently, a claim was made that “she would make other students feel uncomfortable for wearing the quinceañera dress, as it was cultural appropriation.” Once again, Jasmine is Mexican and therefore, her wearing the dress should not be a problem. Despite this, she was still removed from the prom and her night ruined over basically nothing.
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'Those girls were jealous': Latina teen wears a quinceañera dress to prom and gets kicked out for 'cultural appropriation'
Honestly, this is just such a frustrating story.
Per the picture in the link, it is a pretty dress. Not anywhere near as risque' as most prom dresses.
With the neighbors we have, there have been a few quinceañera around here over the years. A common Hispanic tradition.
Maybe. But the dress shown in the link doesn't look ethnic/culture specific.but maybe the non hispanic students thinks she pushing her mexican heritage on them
yes it does its mexican. you ever been to mexico?Maybe. But the dress shown in the link doesn't look ethnic/culture specific.
I've seen similar styles and patterns in places other than Mexico.yes it does its mexican. you ever been to mexico?
Does it matter?both are mexican
it could be a dress from many countries in central and south America....yes it does its mexican. you ever been to mexico?
