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Explaining Cultural Appropriation

This “Hunger Games” Star Perfectly Explains Cultural Appropriation | MAKERS
16-year-old Amandla Stenberg played Rue in “Hunger Games,” but her career as an actor and activist is just getting started. The evidence is on her Tu…

Wish I’d been half as eloquent at their age…!

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