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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2014 · 1H 25M

Episode 8: Cultural Appropriation

from Betwixt and Between

Betwixt and Between talk with Mihika, a dear friend, scholar, practicing Hindu, and blogger behind OneHindu.net. This discussion asks what is cultural appropriation, why can it be problematic, and then turns to how to share another's culture in a (hopefully) non-problematic way. Together they explore power dynamics and privledge, aesthetics vs. deeper cultural meanings, and the role of guilt in approaching one's non-native culture. Thank you again to New World Witchery, the iPod Witch, and any other podcaster or blogger who has been supporting us. What a great community this is! See show notes for images of and a mantra to Saraswati. Resources that informed this show: onehindu.net Inciting a Riot, Episode 38: Inciting a Hindu Riot (and the latest episode, #88, is about privledge. Co-inkydink!) Devin Hunter's Modern Witch (Not Pagan Rapport, which is also lovely) Season 4, Episode 16: Pagans and Privilege Lamplighter Blues, Episode 10: Baucherei (Not Pow Wow. Sheesh! Not batting 1000 here with the references...) The Wild Hunt, "Hinduism, Indo-Paganism, and Cultural Appropriation" by Jason Pitzl-Waters "Why I Can't Stand White Belly Dancers" by Randa Jarrar  See show notes for a Privilege Walk workshop. And special thanks to Milk and Magpie for creating some wonderful Betwixt and Between artwork for us!

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