VIDEO: Students sour on Halloween 'cultural appropriation,' sweet on Elizabeth Warren
- Campus Reform's Cabot Phillips went to Wayne State University in Michigan to ask students about cultural appropriation.
- Students he spoke with were not fans of cultural appropriation.
- But listen to what they had to say when asked about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's debunked claim of being Native American.
With Halloween approaching, campuses around the country are warning students to beware of “cultural appropriation” when choosing their costumes.
Cultural appropriation, originally defined as the inappropriate adoption of customs and practices of a culture not your own, has morphed into a catch-all phrase used to describe anything from having the wrong haircut, to serving the wrong food, to wearing the wrong costume.
