Archive for the 'halloween' tag

Excerpt: On Halloween And ‘Native’ Costumes

October 31st, 2012 by Racialicious Team

The Wider Society Says: Totally cool. They are...
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Posted in american indian/native american/first nations, culture, everyday racism, exoticisation, race & representations, racism, stereotypes | 6 comments

Open Letter to the PocaHotties and Indian Warriors this Halloween

October 31st, 2011 by Guest Contributor

by Guest Contributor Adrienne Keene, originally...
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Posted in WTF?, We're So Post Racial, american indian/native american/first nations, colour-face, everyday racism, holidays, indigenous peoples, race & representations | 19 comments

Miss(ed) Representations, Part One: ‘I’m a Culture, Not a Costume’ Campaign

October 31st, 2011 by Andrea

By Sexual Correspondent Andrea (AJ) Plaid ...
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Posted in activism, african-american, american indian/native american/first nations, arab, asian, asian-american, black, college, cultural appropriation, culture, east asian, education, ethnicity, exoticisation, fat phobia, first nations/indigenous people, gender, holidays, images, internet, islamophobia, latino, muslim, race, race & representations, racism, sexism, solidarity, white, women of color | 46 comments

A Racialicious Halloween: Target Shopping Edition

October 22nd, 2010 by Andrea

By Sexual Correspondent Andrea (AJ) Plaid From...
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Posted in advertising, african-american, black, everyday racism, film, images, racism, random, representations, stereotypes | Comments Off

On Cultural Appropriation: Halloween and Beyond

November 14th, 2008 by Latoya Peterson

by Latoya Peterson While I was sick, I received...
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Posted in On Appropriation, cultural appropriation, religion | 64 comments

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