What Is Cultural Misappropriation And Why Does It Matter? 03-31-2021

• Main Author: Roger Williams University School of Law
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: DOCS@RWU 2021
• Subjects: Organizations; Conversation; Legal; Experts; Activists; Copyright; Trademark; Washington; Football; Fashion; Photography; Music; Reservations; Traditional; Knowledge; Labeling; Adoption; Exploitation; Dominant; Culture; Expressions; Artifacts; Permission; Unauthorized; Dance; Dress; Language; Folklore; Cuisine; Medicine; Religious; Symbols; Harmful; Community; Minority; Oppressed; Sensitive; Sacred; Objects; Scholar; Human; Rights; Entertainment; Civil; Race; Australia; Philosophical; Indigenous; Heritage; Sovereignty; Native; "First Nations"; Aboriginal; Metis; Inuit; Environment; Extra-legal; Educational; Strategies; Matauranga; Maori; Decision-making; Technologies; Health; Innovation; SING; Indian; Autonomy; Advocate; Presidential; Medal; Freedom; Cheyenne; Hodulgee; Muscogee; Treaty; Abolition; Racist; Sports; Mascots; Revitalization; "Seeing Red"; Lawsuit; Blackhorse; Case; Litigation; Arts; Ziff; Young; Huhndorf; Deloria; Oluo; Scafidi; Brown; eBook; Muehe; Librarian; Dyszlewski; Riley; Harry; Kanehe; Carroll; Garba; Figueroa-Rodriguez; Holbrook; Lovett; Materechera; Parsons; Raseroka; Rodriguez-Lonebear; Rowe; Sara; Rosenblatt; Anderson; Christen; Kuckes; Carpenter; Tsosie Chander; Articles; Web; Resources; CARE; Passamaquoddy; Digital; Repatriation; Archival; Protocols; Reclaiming; Civil Rights and Discrimination; Cultural Heritage Law; and Sports Law; Human Rights Law; and Aboriginal Law; Intellectual Property Law; Law and Race; Law and Society; Legal Education; Legal Profession; Rodriguez; Figueroa; First Nations; inuit
• Online Access: https://docs.rwu.edu/law_pubs_conf/134; https://docs.rwu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1134&context=law_pubs_conf