The Fabric of Appropriation

Where does cultural inspiration end and cultural appropriation begin?

Jul 13, 2015 · 3 min read

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The Response

Cartoonist collective on race, class, gender and culture

Whit Taylor

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Whit Taylor

I make comics and sometimes write about them.

The Response

The Response

Cartoonist collective on race, class, gender and culture

Written by

Whit Taylor

I make comics and sometimes write about them.

The Response

Cartoonist collective on race, class, gender and culture

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