Now i am not native american but i am an ally to them, and i want to help give them freedom and to let people know that their culture is not a costume. The native americans that were here first made these beautiful headdresses that they would earn and work hard to get. take for example a Olympic medal. the athelete worked years and years to train and work to get that medal. once you got the medal, you'd accomplish something that made it feel worth something. but then, people have started mass producing those medals, and now that someone is able to buy one for $20 off of Ebay, it isn't worth anything. That is a big difference from dressing up as a king or queen, rather than dressing up from someone's culture which you might not be.
Ma'am can you please take this down? Not only is it cultural appropriation, but it is also offensive. I know you are trying to promote yourself as an ally by recognizing Indigenous people's day, but this video comes off as completely ignorant. Native Americans are more than fabricated feathers and a war cry! Stop promoting us as a costume for clout! For corrective measures, please start by taking this video down, acknowledging your mistakes, educating yourself on contemporary indigenous populations, and refrain from generalizations (side note: there are more than 500 federally recognized tribes in the United States). The reason why we find content like this offensive and irritating is because it is a form of erasure of our existence.
100%!!! If she's trying to build a brand for herself, pissing off millions of natives, their families, friends & allies is not a smart way to go about this. I found this video on a site promoting a boycott of her. Believe me when I say nothing good was said about it. There's a whole thread where they're trying to track her down to protest her work & take action against her. Not a good way to run a business 😑
Where can we get the real information then? Unfortunately, my Catabaw great grandmother was ashamed and now I have no information,roll models or anything. I would love information to help me surround myself with information or items that make me feel less lost
@@ataart1743 All the "stfu" responses to offended Natives within these comments clearly demonstrate just how much adoration you people have of the Native culture.
Please, to everyone watching. Do not DIY this. This is cultural appropriation. It is also against the law! It is a violation of the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (Act). Please note that the Act applies to art and craft products being displayed (even on social media) or offered for sale, or sold, as American Indian, Indian, Alaska Native, Native American, or the product of a particular Indian tribe as defined by the Act. So, if you have to ask yourself if you should? Just don't, please 🙏.
The Indian arts and crafts act only denies the sale of Indian items claimed to be done by Indian people. So faked. It doesn’t stop you from making your own for fun.
The fact that you used some sort of modern day Hindu instrumental music rather than just Native American flute music bothers me.......then again I guess I’m not as upset as most natives about culture appropriation. Just music.
We all appropriate each other's culture in a multi-cultural society. Getting upset about it rather than taking it as a compliment, is just unproductive and perpetuates our personal victimhood and honours our segregation as human beings, rather than our cohesion and tolerance...and celebrating our diversity. We're all members of the same family of man.
@@veronicawood8295 I agree with that; but why not appropriate culture appropriately rather than mixing a few selected cultures and calling it one. Even though that is how most of the world is(by that I mean most religions and cultures); it just seems more logical if you’re making a video on a certain culture of people to use THEIR music rather than choosing the first thing that shows up when you TH-cam Indian music.
@@veronicawood8295 and of all the comments in the comment section you come to the one that complains about music and not caring about appropriating culture. Although people should think to do their research on cultures before going to dress as one. You do not see me dressing as a Kyoto theatre actress and listening to music from Thailand. That is just a show of how uneducated someone is when they are doing something out of respect and can’t even get the music right.
Why so many people are mad about it? I'm half Ruthenian, half Polish, and if someone wears cossack, or some other Slavic outfit, i'm happy that they embrace my culture
This is embarrassing. Our regalia is not for halloween. This is offensive. I am Native - Tewa and Chickahominy. I belong to a Native dance group. I would hope that noone would show up at any of our Native functions in this get up. Our regalia from diverse Native culture groups is beautiful and has meaning for us. Please respect our traditions. Please don't wear this. Thank you.
@Cameron Addison get a fucking life and do ur research when this blatantly offensive for us, why do people like you think that our traditions and culture are just Halloween costumes. oh but if i wear dreads and made diy vids that are titled "Diy African costume" if someone did that everyone would go after them but when this happens to us its "okay"
@crowthrone you obviously don’t have a culture you care about the same way others do. You don’t live your life through a certain culture like others do. Stop speaking for everyone.
@crowthrone my culture is thousands of years old and defines how I live and who I am, and I’m very proud of it and you’ll never ever be able to take that away from me. Don’t waste your breath
That bonney is like pinning a bronze star to your chest. Think about high honors and sacred symbology in your own culture. But if you did that i wouldn't be writing this comment..
@@SeareanMoon no one digs genocide. What does genocide have to do with a diy costume? Have you thought there might be people out there who want to appreciate not appropriate? With a Native model let's say for a photoshoot?
@@crimsonbutterflies it is not a "costume" though is the point... turning something sacred into a "costume" anyone can wear is "disrespectful" at the very least. Trying to pretend it means respect does not fool anyone! Please do some research into how it must be earned, you will see how very foolish it is to try to turn it into something anyone can wear!!! and yes, if you are not actively fighting the #genocide of half the world then you are "digging" it... there is no middle ground where you can just say something and pretend that is fighting the ongoing genocide!!! get your body between the war criminals and the #indigenous, that is the only way to stop it! if you did not dig the genocide you would be addressing your comments to other one instead of to me! now try to do some introspection and realize what this means about your and your viewpoint... because everything we do has meaning ~even if the meaning is we are thoughtless and careless and trust me, this is not a way to be! I bet you think you are "reasonable" but that is very far from the truth. Look up the word sacred, it does not mean go to some building once a week to be seen. It will help you understand the world much better and you can come back and apologize once you gain understanding.... A real #indigenous would not put on sacred regalia for a "photoshoot" though. If they do it is because of the genocide and her loss of self respect! And that does not honor the #indigenous at all but highlights the ongoing genocide, do you see yet? Or did you quit reading after the first line?
@@SeareanMoon you need to grow up. Like she said no one except mental evil people dig genocide. Your comment is absurd and childish. Have a blessed day
@@crimsonbutterflies meanwhile I learned a lot from the video. My baby is half Native American, her father is and I made the cutest headdress for her 1st birthday to show off her Native American side 🙂 and thanks for your comments there is so real mental issues in people and it shows ☝️ clearly.
On todays video. How to fake a military / community leaders uniform that was only worn by the most respected members of a community. Most would call this stollen valour
In honor of our fellow native americans??? if you knew any actual indigenous people you would have known better than to post this video tbh, nothing against you or what you're trying to do, but oppressed people are not costumes and imo you shouldn't treat their culture that way
Hey sis, I understand that you're trying to raise awareness, but this is really offensive. Try watching some youtube vids on native american cultural appropriation.
Cultural appropriation is the basis for this video. No thank you! Please learn about the diverse Native cultures in this country to understand about our regalia. Stick to cultures that you know about and make your "play costumes" from your own cultures. Thank you. You can be a pilgrim or a soldier, a nurse, Mickey Mouse, or some cartoon character, but do not show up at a Native function in this get up. That would be very offensive and disrespectful to Native people whose culture you are mocking.
I see this as cultural appreciation. It is clearly not a spiritual item and not in any way a replica of anything American Native. Plus, hundreds of cultures throughout history have worn feather headdresses such as: Vikings, Druids, Romans, Greeks, and more.
Shameless Authenticity Seeker Headdresses are only meant to be used in socials. Some people might see it as appreciation but to Native Americans it’s sacred and it’s offensive to wear outside of a social or unless a chief is wearing it.
C O H E R E N C E I am Native. Make all the costumes you want. Natives wear regalia. Regalia such as, a headdress, is made using leather, raptor bird feathers, glass beads, and sinew. None of these items were used in the making of this costume. Therefore, it is not Native, but rather, native or Greek, or druid, or Viking inspired.
@@anonymoussource8334 if you are native then why the f××× would you say that is not offensive this white ignorant fool only said Indian. Which we are not from India. It was offensive just start from. You look nothing native, and if true, like my ancestors were raped into conceiving individuals like yourself. Maybe not pure Native blood runs through you!
@@anonymoussource8334 Headdresses are sacred, and have a very spiritual aspect to them. I'm Cree and Ojibwe, what the fuck are you? The typical 10% ChEroKeE? Fuck off bud.
This isn't for you. It's not even for most Indigenous people. Headdresses are sacred items. This is cultural appropriation and disrespect at its finest. Please take this video down and read something.
@@SuperOptimusPrime2 Our regalia was illegal at one time. Our sacred ceremonies were illegal as well. Our children were forced into residential schools and were forced to cut their hair, they were punished if they spoke their langauge, and had their culture taken away from them. Our indigenous women are now missing and murdered, our women have been missing and murdered for the past 30 years. Indigenous women are most likely to be stalked,missing,and murdered, Indigenous women get Murdered 10x times more the white women. The children in the residential schools were abused,sexually abused, and sexually assaulted. Our sacred ceremonies were banned from the U.S. This is not fair my people suffered for to long. This is disrespectful to me, my people, and my ancestors. @Lor Brand is not greedy. He/she is telling you that this is not acceptable. This "headdress" is to be earned. I am Haudenousonee and my people where gustowehs and are picked chiefs by clan mothers. Also, we are called indian, native american, and sometimes redskin, we don't like to be called these names.My culture is not your costume.You have to earn a headdress by earning feathers. She has not earned a headdress, she can not wear it. I AMINDIGENOUS, IAM RESILIENT, AND WE ARE STILL HERE! Ny:awëh ✊🏾🪶🦅
I was anticipating this comment sorry it took so long to find it! Actually i had this answer locked and loaded: people wear, mock, love, style, flaunt, drag my culture’s wear ALL the time as far as history can go. Kidding me? I never mind it. I’ve been made fun of, I’ve had whispers when i wear my cultural wear-never mind it. Who cares? People like what they like and they dont what they dont. But as for this video i simply made a diy of a war bonnet right before halloween where i believed many moms wouldve found this tutorial helpful to make their children a costume in time for the holiday that is vastly celebrated throughout my country. Oh! And i wonder of all these hateful comments under my video of me simply crafting and doing what i love and appreciating a culture along the way, how hard would these people go at my elementary school where we made feathered caps and feathered vests representing the natives and paper top hats to represent the pilgrims during thanksgiving time or shall i say indigenous people’s day? I grew up around so many cultures and have embraced them all and enjoy partaking. Idk where everyones from but i literally went to school and they taught us how to make these except mine is much more detailed & pretty ;)
This is NOT costumes to be made to dress up in. It is actual someone's traditional clothing and not to be mad a joke out of for your pleasure. Why don't you ask a real indigenous person how they feel about their Traditional Regalia (clothing) being used as costumes. HONOR the Indigenous people, DON'T sink to her level in discrimination to the ORIGINAL and TRUE Americans the Indigenous people of this place they have called Turtle Island for over a thousand years. Hasn't the American Indians and First Nation Indians (from Canada) been disgraced enough by this great country that's we call theUnited States of America??? Hasn't our government done enough to them to have people make fun of them by using them as mascots or using your clothing as costumes for dressing up in. Think about how you would feel having your land taken from you and then having people make fun of you. They weren't even considered Americans until the 1920s even though they where here first. Think about that.
This is just bad as you did not earn that head dress. You also made it cheaply and barely put the real craftsmanship it takes to make a real war bonnet.
Rex she’s not making an authentic item here. In fact she says “costume” in the description. This is a great tutorials for moms to make for a kids costume or play. For grown ups wanting to dress up for Halloween. She did a great job for purposes like this
@@Marykk1448 smh if you think this is okay then stfu it's rude to say things wrong and not do research this is called a regalia not a headress it doesn't matter if it's a "costume" it's rude to call it a "costume" DO YOUR RESEARCH MORON
@@mrlxg4106 This whole vid is cringe. Only real indigenous are allowed and not all Tribes used a war bonnet. I ever see a non Native rocking one of these best believe we're chin checking everyone and running their pockets. 😂🤷🏾♂️
I’m glad people are letting you know in the comments how disrespectful this is. I hope that you just are unaware of how damaging it is to appropriate a culture this way. Please take this video off TH-cam no one appreciates it
@mike gallimore fuck off, my people were literally forced to forget their language, forced onto reservations and were killed for just practicing our traditions. Eagle feathers have to be earned, and it isn't easy. Headdresses are reserved for people who have earned them, not some wannabe native to mock with an ugly ass replica
This is highly offensive and disrespectful, a head dress is to be earned, it is not a costume that you wear on a holiday. My culture is NOT a costume! This is extremely disrespectful.
Aren’t you ☘️ Irish? You don’t look like an American Indian? Wow smh these 5$ Indians are embarrassing. th-cam.com/video/kJEhgnniUQ0/w-d-xo.html stop stealing culture!!! Wow this all came from our people long before your people came into existence. This is historical facts.
Not fucking cool at all these are sacred items she is pretending with and calling costume....ok, then I hope someday someone calls your wedding dress a dress costume
Thank you for these cute ideas! My ancestors are natives and I think it is wonderful to celebrate all the cultures of the world with their many different styles and beauty. I respect them all. Each one unique in it's time. Imagine what our ancestors would wear in the modern cities of today. Too bad it all changed, but I think it's great that many people are respecting the culture and recreating the authentic styles, with a modern twist of course ;) and the memory of our loved ones is being preserved through the hearts of many such as yourself. Bless you dear sister. :)
Awe! Thank you for your very sweet comment! It seems as though you, being a native yourself, have the kind heart to see my pure intentions. I meant no harm, i simply admire the native cultural wear as much as i admire many other cultural wears. Thank you again for sharing your kind thoughts
Very disrespectful and its an obvious disregard to native culture/values/traditions/symbolism . I dont agree with this video one bit. If its just a costume to you, its obvious you lack the minimal effort to stop and educate yourself or even allow yourself to empathize with Native Americans.
I liked your video and found it very helpful to make mine and I read some of the mean messages that people said and I think you did a fine job and I appreciated it and people are always going to have something mean to say no matter what. You did great 👍🏽
Please don't wear these costumes it does not honor us in any way shape or form it is harmful for a youth to be seen as nothing but a dress up costume when they work hard on making and fashioning the regalia are real clothes that we wear during the sacred times and it's basically spitting in our face please don't dress up like this and don't make costumes out of what my people hold sacred please
@@nitasen2298 Nita Sen i am happy you admire my culture and to truly show admiration, not wearing my people's sacred regalia would honor us much more. I grew up seeing elders beside me on the reservation who earned the right by their 70th year alive to wear a War Bonnet or headdress. my tribe in particular does not wear headdresses or War bonnets but being an inter tribal Nation many of the elders I was raised around from other reservations and other tribes were allowed to wear these because they had earned every Stich and every feather and every bead and every piece of fabric every piece of buckskin everything that goes into making something that only our leaders, Chiefs ,and medicine men can wear and as for the war paints on the face that is something also sacred and only certain people can adorne. It is a big problem today for our children to go on TH-cam and see videos like yours even though you have no bad intentions I truly believe you are trying to honor us but it is not honor that our children see or that we as adults see, our children see the continuation of us being nothing more than a costume for anyone to wear and that leads into being just a cartoon as well as a mascot and even at schools my children were taught that we had gone extinct with the dinosaurs we were not alive anymore or that we have millions of dollars from reservations casinos just lies that pile on top of Lies not to mention problems such as missing and murdered indigenous women are extremely high sexual assault and rape average which is every 3 out of 5 native women will be sexually assaulted by a non-native man in their lifetime which is higher than the national average and higher than any other race or ethnicity in this nation, we have many problems that we are overcoming since the white settlers first came and set foot onto this land illegally and we have overcome many issues but when our children see a woman adorning a headdress made for a respected male Elder and see how hard they've been working on making their regalia makes their real regalia something that is just that much less special because people are doing it on TH-cam left and right making Indian costumes and again people that don't mean any harm but it is harmful it piles on top of piles of problems and our children feel it and we as adults feel it. if it is not okay to wear blackface to honor the black community or dress up as a holocaust Survivor to honor the Jewish community that survived that atrocity then why is it okay to dress up as my indigenous people when we survived such an attempted genocide that is still going on today in more subtle ways? I hope do you see what I mean I'm not coming at you with any hate or anger I just want to educate you about something that is not talked about often or in fact at all in schools or in any other way. It would honor us if you would discuss things like you said at the beginning of your video like not calling it Columbus Day that was wonderful. if you could focus on things like that and give us what you have to say, that would honor us because you seem to be a friend to our people not denying the past and being offencive to us with your speech at all. if you would just leave the costume out of it ....you are better than that, you seem to be a good person and I'm asking you please do not dress this way. as someone who puts on regalia and understands every piece and whose hands have sown every Stitch who dances for the right reasons I beg you please do not wear this and do not show people how to make this I'm sure that you could make such more fashionable beautiful things that are not racial or having any prejudicial quality. Have a good day my friend
Hatem Bouamine perhaps time consuming, but not difficult! Theraputic for sure. As long as you enjoy being creative, I am sure it will come out great! Good luck 😌
@Genesis may i ask what tribe. As a native you should know how wrong this is. War Bonnets are sacred and worn by men. You have to earn every feather on it. It's not a costume.
Wow. This is really stunning. I wunder. Can you do an Aztec costoom?. The daughter of a nobleman, perhaps? I am part Aztec in my four or three different bloodlines. It'd be really cool if you could do an Aztec costoom. I don't know, just something you can consider doing. The costoom has wunderful details. 👍👍
Tehya Blackburde Moore how many fucking times did you comment this 😞 like shouldn’t you be happy people are expressing your culture?? I’m a third sweetish and if people dressed like my culture, I would be happy.
I think I can see the problem with. Along it a costume . However it’s really unfair and racist discriminatory If only people born as native Americans can wear a war bonnet. It’s not non native Americans faults they are Native American. Having said that, try to earn a war bonnet the official way is good but if it’s not possible for some people, then what’s the point of preventing these people from wearing one if they like the culture . Sure , people who like the culture should try to earn it the official way , but if it’s not possible, then what . It’s just not fair and considerate . I also do see a problem of people treating a war bonnet as a costume and just throws it out after they are done. Last thing, if someone took the time to make one, that definitely means they’re earn it. They put time and energy to learn another culture to make something from another culture. They deserve permission to wear it becuase they made it and they like the culture
Worriors wear war bonnets after they spend a life time earning the feathers....women may war but they don't wear war bonnets that's saved for the great ones
Nev Rosee - well technically it is. The proper definition of “costume” is as follows; cos·tume noun /ˈkäsˌt(y)o͞om 1. a set of clothes in a style typical of a particular country or historical period. But if you are offended I apologize as I created this costume out of admiration. This video was not intended to mock your culture. Thanks for your understanding :)
Please still stop dressing up like us it is very far from how I regalia looks and is basically making fun of us whether you see it that way or not I've never met somebody okay with this and being raised native I can just tell you this is not right please you're better than this please stop dressing like us for costume reasons for any reason
Nita Sen you should’ve done research before making your “costume” because then you would realize that ONLY chiefs wear headdresses, if you did your research you would’ve known not to make this atrocity
If you are Native American then do an introductory properly and if not, then leave it all alone. Unless you like getting hate mail and negative feedback?
This offends me cause people make fun of the regalia and call it a costume and she got the us mistaken for east indians instead of actual native Americans with the music, she doesn't understand that the headress has a lot of meaning behind it and she's wearing war paint? This is coming from a native american
Stop, think "is this for me?" "Am I a native person to make something THAT'S NOT FOR A COSTUME." and just a reminder that only people who are Chiefs can wear these kinds of head dresses. 😐 Culture appropriation is what it is, whether or not you're trying to be nice.
You’re not honoring them by doing this. You may be saying you can’t speak for native Americans you’re white most Native Americans are not honored by that just ask any Native American if they’re honored by that and they’ll most likely say no
stop using our culture for views our culture is not a costume it’s not a trend it’s not an aesthetic especially those feathers on those head dresses are very sacred to us indigenous people So stop please it’s not cool
People seem to be quite annoyed about her making this. Saying it’s not a costume, your disrespecting the culture ect. Multiple cultures have been made into I guess u could say costumes, she isn’t being disrespectful to them, just because u didn’t like that she did that didn’t mean u have to say it in the comments. Just saying.
I agree just as much as I disagree. Other cultures have been made into costumes, but that doesn't make it ok. However, there are some "costumes" that are alright. A Japanese dress? Wear it, whatever. An Aztec necklace? Sure, it'll look great. But something like a headdress, or wearing a costume of a Chinese emperor would look pretty racist. It's more of a disrespecting the status set by the culture thing.
You know... I've been wondering.... If you refused to share your culture.... How exactly are you going to preserve it? I always believe that all culture should be shared. If you refused to let people enjoy your culture then really.... What's the point of protecting it? What's the point preserving it? What's the point of showing it off to the world if it's just exclusive for the cultures insider? Look if it's history we're talking about, then let me tell you a bit about my people. I'm Indonesian. My people is being colonialize by the Dutch for 350 years, followed by the Japanese, And there are other countries of Europe controlling our land during those time too. Most of our artefact are stolen ad now are being kept in the Netherlands. They made us build roads, plant things that only benefit the colonizer and many dies of starvation and And we've only gain our independence in year 1945, Which is pretty recent compare to most countries in the world. Do we banned them from wearing kebaya? Or Konde, or Beskap, or blankon or Batik? No. We want them to wear them. We want them to experience our culture. Yes, we know what they did to us in the past, The pain they cause us, The people that died during their reign. We too were slave to the white people. But doesn't mean we can be exclusive, no. If we close our self from the world, we would never become part of the world. We want the world to know who we are by knowing our culture. If we banned people from experiencing our culture, Then how will they know us? And why would we banned them anyway? Because grudge? That's just pity. If you're talking about spiritual meaning, keris are considered sacred. But there's a foreigner out there who have a house full of keris collection. Do we get offended? No, Absolutely not! Blankon is a male headdress in the past but now it can be worn by a woman too. Now let me be a little bit cruel here. "A past is a past. Dwell in it for too long and you wont be able to grow.".
I appreciate you wanting raise awareness of Native American people but Native American culture and regalia is not a costume for non native people to wear this makes you look ignorant and racist promoting others to act in the ignorant and racist manor
Now i am not native american but i am an ally to them, and i want to help give them freedom and to let people know that their culture is not a costume. The native americans that were here first made these beautiful headdresses that they would earn and work hard to get. take for example a Olympic medal. the athelete worked years and years to train and work to get that medal. once you got the medal, you'd accomplish something that made it feel worth something. but then, people have started mass producing those medals, and now that someone is able to buy one for $20 off of Ebay, it isn't worth anything. That is a big difference from dressing up as a king or queen, rather than dressing up from someone's culture which you might not be.
@mike gallimore This was a very old comment, i made this when i didn't understand that lol. Sorry if this pissed you off
A medal and a cultural thing aren’t the same thing . If people want fake medals, let them
Thank you!
Nah, I'm half Ruthenian, half Polish, and if someone wears Cossack, or some other Slavic outfit, i'm happy that they embrace my culture
But if it’s Halloween then it’s okay
Im a actual indian butvi support native americans
Its not a costume. Its regalia. The war bonnett is earned not just diy.
This is so helpful i had to make this head piece for a school play and it turned out good
0:56 bro hella disrespectful 🤦♂️
The whole thing is disrespectful
@@camerons-m8040 yee
Ma'am can you please take this down? Not only is it cultural appropriation, but it is also offensive. I know you are trying to promote yourself as an ally by recognizing Indigenous people's day, but this video comes off as completely ignorant. Native Americans are more than fabricated feathers and a war cry! Stop promoting us as a costume for clout!
For corrective measures, please start by taking this video down, acknowledging your mistakes, educating yourself on contemporary indigenous populations, and refrain from generalizations (side note: there are more than 500 federally recognized tribes in the United States). The reason why we find content like this offensive and irritating is because it is a form of erasure of our existence.
AGREED
100%!!! If she's trying to build a brand for herself, pissing off millions of natives, their families, friends & allies is not a smart way to go about this. I found this video on a site promoting a boycott of her. Believe me when I say nothing good was said about it. There's a whole thread where they're trying to track her down to protest her work & take action against her. Not a good way to run a business 😑
Where can we get the real information then? Unfortunately, my Catabaw great grandmother was ashamed and now I have no information,roll models or anything. I would love information to help me surround myself with information or items that make me feel less lost
its a regalia not a headdress
it is a headress but native culture is not a costume
IT'S CALLED REGALIA!NOT COSTUME
Actually, it is a costume because it is NOT regalia. She simply made it out of artistic expression.
@@ataart1743 it beautiful work but very offensive
@@sallymann-cox5312 to take offense to adoration of a culture is to be ignorant willfully. Mimicry is not the same as mockery.
@@sallymann-cox5312 Bruh literally nobody except you finds this thing offensive.
@@ataart1743 All the "stfu" responses to offended Natives within these comments clearly demonstrate just how much adoration you people have of the Native culture.
Please, to everyone watching. Do not DIY this. This is cultural appropriation. It is also against the law! It is a violation of the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (Act). Please note that the Act applies to art and craft products being displayed (even on social media) or offered for sale, or sold, as American Indian, Indian, Alaska Native, Native American, or the product of a particular Indian tribe as defined by the Act. So, if you have to ask yourself if you should? Just don't, please 🙏.
Nah I'm doing it
The Indian arts and crafts act only denies the sale of Indian items claimed to be done by Indian people. So faked. It doesn’t stop you from making your own for fun.
I made one of these with my wife for our daughters school costume.
This is disappointing
Sassa Bina Report her. 🤷🏽♀️ 👌🏽
Rashida Blackfeather your right
mike gallimore what’s wrong with u?
mike gallimore shut the fuck up
The fact that you used some sort of modern day Hindu instrumental music rather than just Native American flute music bothers me.......then again I guess I’m not as upset as most natives about culture appropriation. Just music.
I'm convinced she searched up "indian music" and clicked on whatever one sounded "exotic"
We all appropriate each other's culture in a multi-cultural society. Getting upset about it rather than taking it as a compliment, is just unproductive and perpetuates our personal victimhood and honours our segregation as human beings, rather than our cohesion and tolerance...and celebrating our diversity. We're all members of the same family of man.
@@veronicawood8295 I agree with that; but why not appropriate culture appropriately rather than mixing a few selected cultures and calling it one. Even though that is how most of the world is(by that I mean most religions and cultures); it just seems more logical if you’re making a video on a certain culture of people to use THEIR music rather than choosing the first thing that shows up when you TH-cam Indian music.
@@veronicawood8295 and of all the comments in the comment section you come to the one that complains about music and not caring about appropriating culture. Although people should think to do their research on cultures before going to dress as one. You do not see me dressing as a Kyoto theatre actress and listening to music from Thailand. That is just a show of how uneducated someone is when they are doing something out of respect and can’t even get the music right.
Our culture isn't a costume🤦🏽♀️
Regalia
do you see me dressing like a fucking Viking? No. Ignorant af
native american regalia. We are not Indians. Indians are from India. We are from America
mike gallimore shut up
RolloTheWalker we are talking about indigenous culture
Just dont just dont
really not all tribe (my tribe) doesn’t where head dresses
WTF can we really have nothing
Why so many people are mad about it? I'm half Ruthenian, half Polish, and if someone wears cossack, or some other Slavic outfit, i'm happy that they embrace my culture
This is embarrassing. Our regalia is not for halloween. This is offensive. I am Native - Tewa and Chickahominy. I belong to a Native dance group. I would hope that noone would show up at any of our Native functions in this get up. Our regalia from diverse Native culture groups is beautiful and has meaning for us. Please respect our traditions. Please don't wear this. Thank you.
Our culture isn't a costume. This is very disrespectful.
Captain Clone fuck you!
@Cameron Addison get a fucking life and do ur research when this blatantly offensive for us, why do people like you think that our traditions and culture are just Halloween costumes. oh but if i wear dreads and made diy vids that are titled "Diy African costume" if someone did that everyone would go after them but when this happens to us its "okay"
@Cameron Addison shouldnt you be licking a boot and worshiping the loser of this election
@crowthrone you obviously don’t have a culture you care about the same way others do. You don’t live your life through a certain culture like others do. Stop speaking for everyone.
@crowthrone my culture is thousands of years old and defines how I live and who I am, and I’m very proud of it and you’ll never ever be able to take that away from me. Don’t waste your breath
That bonney is like pinning a bronze star to your chest. Think about high honors and sacred symbology in your own culture. But if you did that i wouldn't be writing this comment..
This is wrong in so many ways 😢
@mike gallimore no, it's wrong. i'm native and can say that many of my elders would see this as disrespectful.
So many ridiculous comments. People need to grow up stop complaining and stop being rude. Anyway I think you did great and I dig it.
you "dig" genocide?? that is what this is...
@@SeareanMoon no one digs genocide. What does genocide have to do with a diy costume? Have you thought there might be people out there who want to appreciate not appropriate? With a Native model let's say for a photoshoot?
@@crimsonbutterflies it is not a "costume" though is the point...
turning something sacred into a "costume" anyone can wear is "disrespectful" at the very least.
Trying to pretend it means respect does not fool anyone! Please do some research into how it must be earned, you will see how very foolish it is to try to turn it into something anyone can wear!!!
and yes, if you are not actively fighting the #genocide of half the world then you are "digging" it... there is no middle ground where you can just say something and pretend that is fighting the ongoing genocide!!! get your body between the war criminals and the #indigenous, that is the only way to stop it!
if you did not dig the genocide you would be addressing your comments to other one instead of to me! now try to do some introspection and realize what this means about your and your viewpoint... because everything we do has meaning ~even if the meaning is we are thoughtless and careless and trust me, this is not a way to be! I bet you think you are "reasonable" but that is very far from the truth. Look up the word sacred, it does not mean go to some building once a week to be seen. It will help you understand the world much better and you can come back and apologize once you gain understanding....
A real #indigenous would not put on sacred regalia for a "photoshoot" though. If they do it is because of the genocide and her loss of self respect! And that does not honor the #indigenous at all but highlights the ongoing genocide, do you see yet? Or did you quit reading after the first line?
@@SeareanMoon you need to grow up. Like she said no one except mental evil people dig genocide. Your comment is absurd and childish. Have a blessed day
@@crimsonbutterflies meanwhile I learned a lot from the video. My baby is half Native American, her father is and I made the cutest headdress for her 1st birthday to show off her Native American side 🙂 and thanks for your comments there is so real mental issues in people and it shows ☝️ clearly.
On todays video. How to fake a military / community leaders uniform that was only worn by the most respected members of a community. Most would call this stollen valour
Como se sujeta a la cabeza?
In honor of our fellow native americans??? if you knew any actual indigenous people you would have known better than to post this video tbh, nothing against you or what you're trying to do, but oppressed people are not costumes and imo you shouldn't treat their culture that way
Yesid Antonio Report her. Tell your friends to do the same.
@@theREALblackfeatherfox ya
She knows better, everyone these days do she's flat out disrespecting our culture. You look stupid
Agreed
It's not costume.....it's called regalia. I'm native and saying costume is extremely offensive! !!!!!!!!! Shame on you!!!!!!!
Ótima ideia, amei , realmente não é difícil, obrigada, e venha brincar carnaval aqui no Brasil comigo💋🎉
My culture is not a costume
Thankyou doing for school competition....
Hey sis, I understand that you're trying to raise awareness, but this is really offensive. Try watching some youtube vids on native american cultural appropriation.
mike gallimore are u dumb?
sassa link you have to ask lol
@mike gallimore The game of cowboys and indians is kids literally acting out genocide. I hope you don't have children.
Someone’s culture isn’t your “cute” little costume
Cultural appropriation is the basis for this video. No thank you! Please learn about the diverse Native cultures in this country to understand about our regalia. Stick to cultures that you know about and make your "play costumes" from your own cultures. Thank you. You can be a pilgrim or a soldier, a nurse, Mickey Mouse, or some cartoon character, but do not show up at a Native function in this get up. That would be very offensive and disrespectful to Native people whose culture you are mocking.
I wore one for Halloween and my wife called my big chief. Was fun.
Thanks, my wife made one for her Halloween costume. Looked awesome!
Omg beautiful woooow your so talented
I see this as cultural appreciation. It is clearly not a spiritual item and not in any way a replica of anything American Native. Plus, hundreds of cultures throughout history have worn feather headdresses such as: Vikings, Druids, Romans, Greeks, and more.
Shameless Authenticity Seeker
Headdresses are only meant to be used in socials. Some people might see it as appreciation but to Native Americans it’s sacred and it’s offensive to wear outside of a social or unless a chief is wearing it.
C O H E R E N C E I am Native. Make all the costumes you want. Natives wear regalia. Regalia such as, a headdress, is made using leather, raptor bird feathers, glass beads, and sinew. None of these items were used in the making of this costume. Therefore, it is not Native, but rather, native or Greek, or druid, or Viking inspired.
@@anonymoussource8334 if you are native then why the f××× would you say that is not offensive this white ignorant fool only said Indian. Which we are not from India. It was offensive just start from. You look nothing native, and if true, like my ancestors were raped into conceiving individuals like yourself. Maybe not pure Native blood runs through you!
@@anonymoussource8334 Headdresses are sacred, and have a very spiritual aspect to them. I'm Cree and Ojibwe, what the fuck are you? The typical 10% ChEroKeE? Fuck off bud.
@@anonymoussource8334 Meh. It depends. Some native cultures take it very seriously but other don't as much
Stop
This isn't for you. It's not even for most Indigenous people. Headdresses are sacred items. This is cultural appropriation and disrespect at its finest. Please take this video down and read something.
Sacredness is subjective. Also she can wear her headless if she made it. It’s fair and not disrespectful . You are being greedy
@@SuperOptimusPrime2 Our regalia was illegal at one time. Our sacred ceremonies were illegal as well. Our children were forced into residential schools and were forced to cut their hair, they were punished if they spoke their langauge, and had their culture taken away from them. Our indigenous women are now missing and murdered, our women have been missing and murdered for the past 30 years. Indigenous women are most likely to be stalked,missing,and murdered, Indigenous women get Murdered 10x times more the white women. The children in the residential schools were abused,sexually abused, and sexually assaulted. Our sacred ceremonies were banned from the U.S. This is not fair my people suffered for to long. This is disrespectful to me, my people, and my ancestors. @Lor Brand is not greedy. He/she is telling you that this is not acceptable. This "headdress" is to be earned. I am Haudenousonee and my people where gustowehs and are picked chiefs by clan mothers. Also, we are called indian, native american, and sometimes redskin, we don't like to be called these names.My culture is not your costume.You have to earn a headdress by earning feathers. She has not earned a headdress, she can not wear it. I AMINDIGENOUS, IAM RESILIENT, AND WE ARE STILL HERE!
Ny:awëh ✊🏾🪶🦅
This is so disrespectful! How would you feel if someone was dressing up in sari and disrespecting it the way you are disrespecting my culture!!
How would you like your wedding dress called your costume...try to look at it this way a bit
I was anticipating this comment sorry it took so long to find it! Actually i had this answer locked and loaded: people wear, mock, love, style, flaunt, drag my culture’s wear ALL the time as far as history can go. Kidding me? I never mind it. I’ve been made fun of, I’ve had whispers when i wear my cultural wear-never mind it. Who cares? People like what they like and they dont what they dont. But as for this video i simply made a diy of a war bonnet right before halloween where i believed many moms wouldve found this tutorial helpful to make their children a costume in time for the holiday that is vastly celebrated throughout my country.
Oh! And i wonder of all these hateful comments under my video of me simply crafting and doing what i love and appreciating a culture along the way, how hard would these people go at my elementary school where we made feathered caps and feathered vests representing the natives and paper top hats to represent the pilgrims during thanksgiving time or shall i say indigenous people’s day?
I grew up around so many cultures and have embraced them all and enjoy partaking. Idk where everyones from but i literally went to school and they taught us how to make these except mine is much more detailed & pretty ;)
I've watched this 100 times. Thank you for your help.
Um excuse me you look pretty white… you better not have worn that! That’s racist
Unless you’re native
This is NOT costumes to be made to dress up in. It is actual someone's traditional clothing and not to be mad a joke out of for your pleasure. Why don't you ask a real indigenous person how they feel about their Traditional Regalia (clothing) being used as costumes. HONOR the Indigenous people, DON'T sink to her level in discrimination to the ORIGINAL and TRUE Americans the Indigenous people of this place they have called Turtle Island for over a thousand years. Hasn't the American Indians and First Nation Indians (from Canada) been disgraced enough by this great country that's we call theUnited States of America??? Hasn't our government done enough to them to have people make fun of them by using them as mascots or using your clothing as costumes for dressing up in. Think about how you would feel having your land taken from you and then having people make fun of you. They weren't even considered Americans until the 1920s even though they where here first. Think about that.
@@abbygoat9102 the only white here is you
Should of name the tutorial “how to get smack the fuck out.”
This is just bad as you did not earn that head dress. You also made it cheaply and barely put the real craftsmanship it takes to make a real war bonnet.
Rex she’s not making an authentic item here. In fact she says “costume” in the description. This is a great tutorials for moms to make for a kids costume or play. For grown ups wanting to dress up for Halloween. She did a great job for purposes like this
@@Marykk1448 smh if you think this is okay then stfu it's rude to say things wrong and not do research this is called a regalia not a headress it doesn't matter if it's a "costume" it's rude to call it a "costume" DO YOUR RESEARCH MORON
Super
I wanted to make one of these for my Wing ability Kirby Cosplay but...I'm not Native American and I don't want people getting mad at me...
You can wear it if you make it
*starts video*
*goes to comments*
*sees comments saying stop*
Me:yeet wut?
Black and Native American
I'll take "What is selling out for 500" please
You realise this is disrespectful right it's racist and rude?
@@mrlxg4106 This whole vid is cringe. Only real indigenous are allowed and not all Tribes used a war bonnet. I ever see a non Native rocking one of these best believe we're chin checking everyone and running their pockets. 😂🤷🏾♂️
I’m glad people are letting you know in the comments how disrespectful this is. I hope that you just are unaware of how damaging it is to appropriate a culture this way. Please take this video off TH-cam no one appreciates it
Girl, no.
Thank you! Your video was very helpful. I'm making one for my son
stop its not ok
It’s fine , as long as it’s not treated as a costume but as a representation of admiring the Native American culture
@@SuperOptimusPrime2 no it's not fine. We've constantly asked y'all to stop doing this and you don't listen.
@@nestica420 if you're native and make this its fine but if you're not the only way I find this ok is if it's for an educational purpose or something
@@SuperOptimusPrime2no it’s not bruh
Wow..
Unless you earned the right to wear that headdress, you really shouldn’t be wearing one.
@mike gallimore fuck off, my people were literally forced to forget their language, forced onto reservations and were killed for just practicing our traditions. Eagle feathers have to be earned, and it isn't easy. Headdresses are reserved for people who have earned them, not some wannabe native to mock with an ugly ass replica
Go watch Seukteoma’s channel. She has an informative video on why you shouldn’t wear these costumes.
This is highly offensive and disrespectful, a head dress is to be earned, it is not a costume that you wear on a holiday. My culture is NOT a costume! This is extremely disrespectful.
Aren’t you ☘️ Irish? You don’t look like an American Indian? Wow smh these 5$ Indians are embarrassing. th-cam.com/video/kJEhgnniUQ0/w-d-xo.html stop stealing culture!!! Wow this all came from our people long before your people came into existence. This is historical facts.
Excelente!, que creatividad y hermoso penacho, gracias por compartir .
esto es cool cheverre la forma de enseñar paso a paso
Not fucking cool at all these are sacred items she is pretending with and calling costume....ok, then I hope someday someone calls your wedding dress a dress costume
Thank you for these cute ideas! My ancestors are natives and I think it is wonderful to celebrate all the cultures of the world with their many different styles and beauty. I respect them all. Each one unique in it's time. Imagine what our ancestors would wear in the modern cities of today. Too bad it all changed, but I think it's great that many people are respecting the culture and recreating the authentic styles, with a modern twist of course ;) and the memory of our loved ones is being preserved through the hearts of many such as yourself. Bless you dear sister. :)
Awe! Thank you for your very sweet comment! It seems as though you, being a native yourself, have the kind heart to see my pure intentions. I meant no harm, i simply admire the native cultural wear as much as i admire many other cultural wears. Thank you again for sharing your kind thoughts
Apropiaciones cultural 😆
I love the native American
If you loved the native Americans you would know that this is extremely offensive
How disrespectful
mike gallimore appropriating culture isn’t a “cool costume for kids” fuck face
Extraordinary
Loved it
KVA why?
sassa link becasue it was cute 😜😘✌🏼✨
KVA it’s culture appropriation you should feel ashamed of yourself
Amei ficou muito lindo, vou fazer um tbm. Parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is wrong
My heritage isn't your damn costume and you have to earn those feather your just being disrespectful to elders who've earned theirs
Very disrespectful and its an obvious disregard to native culture/values/traditions/symbolism . I dont agree with this video one bit. If its just a costume to you, its obvious you lack the minimal effort to stop and educate yourself or even allow yourself to empathize with Native Americans.
our culture is not a costume. this is embarrassing.
I liked your video and found it very helpful to make mine and I read some of the mean messages that people said and I think you did a fine job and I appreciated it and people are always going to have something mean to say no matter what. You did great 👍🏽
She’s appropriating a culture that was already desecrated for hundreds of years. Are you stupid?! Everyone knows how wrong this is accept for morons
She is just sharing how to make one. Although I think she shouldn’t call it a costume .
Ear Covers???
MY CULTURE IS NOT A COSTUME ✊🏼🪶
Please don't wear these costumes it does not honor us in any way shape or form it is harmful for a youth to be seen as nothing but a dress up costume when they work hard on making and fashioning the regalia are real clothes that we wear during the sacred times and it's basically spitting in our face please don't dress up like this and don't make costumes out of what my people hold sacred please
Jay, i am sorry if i have offended you, but again, in no way was this tutorial made to mock your culture but instead out of admiration.
@@nitasen2298 Nita Sen i am happy you admire my culture and to truly show admiration, not wearing my people's sacred regalia would honor us much more. I grew up seeing elders beside me on the reservation who earned the right by their 70th year alive to wear a War Bonnet or headdress. my tribe in particular does not wear headdresses or War bonnets but being an inter tribal Nation many of the elders I was raised around from other reservations and other tribes were allowed to wear these because they had earned every Stich and every feather and every bead and every piece of fabric every piece of buckskin everything that goes into making something that only our leaders, Chiefs ,and medicine men can wear and as for the war paints on the face that is something also sacred and only certain people can adorne. It is a big problem today for our children to go on TH-cam and see videos like yours even though you have no bad intentions I truly believe you are trying to honor us but it is not honor that our children see or that we as adults see, our children see the continuation of us being nothing more than a costume for anyone to wear and that leads into being just a cartoon as well as a mascot and even at schools my children were taught that we had gone extinct with the dinosaurs we were not alive anymore or that we have millions of dollars from reservations casinos just lies that pile on top of Lies not to mention problems such as missing and murdered indigenous women are extremely high sexual assault and rape average which is every 3 out of 5 native women will be sexually assaulted by a non-native man in their lifetime which is higher than the national average and higher than any other race or ethnicity in this nation, we have many problems that we are overcoming since the white settlers first came and set foot onto this land illegally and we have overcome many issues but when our children see a woman adorning a headdress made for a respected male Elder and see how hard they've been working on making their regalia makes their real regalia something that is just that much less special because people are doing it on TH-cam left and right making Indian costumes and again people that don't mean any harm but it is harmful it piles on top of piles of problems and our children feel it and we as adults feel it. if it is not okay to wear blackface to honor the black community or dress up as a holocaust Survivor to honor the Jewish community that survived that atrocity then why is it okay to dress up as my indigenous people when we survived such an attempted genocide that is still going on today in more subtle ways? I hope do you see what I mean I'm not coming at you with any hate or anger I just want to educate you about something that is not talked about often or in fact at all in schools or in any other way. It would honor us if you would discuss things like you said at the beginning of your video like not calling it Columbus Day that was wonderful. if you could focus on things like that and give us what you have to say, that would honor us because you seem to be a friend to our people not denying the past and being offencive to us with your speech at all. if you would just leave the costume out of it ....you are better than that, you seem to be a good person and I'm asking you please do not dress this way. as someone who puts on regalia and understands every piece and whose hands have sown every Stitch who dances for the right reasons I beg you please do not wear this and do not show people how to make this I'm sure that you could make such more fashionable beautiful things that are not racial or having any prejudicial quality. Have a good day my friend
She can wear it if she makes is . It’s not disrespectful . You are being greedy
@@SuperOptimusPrime2 it is not greedy to have sacred things that need to be kept sacred
@@jayy2949 if it makes you feel better, my state is the first one in the country to completely replace Columbus day with indigenous people's day c:
I will make it this week for my baby jungle birthday but am afraid that it will not like yours I feel like it's difficult
Hatem Bouamine perhaps time consuming, but not difficult! Theraputic for sure. As long as you enjoy being creative, I am sure it will come out great! Good luck 😌
Our culture is not a costume.
Nota escreve para o que eu preciso., me chamo Liliam
Sou do Brasil
psa for everyone. dont do this. -a native
@Genesis may i ask what tribe. As a native you should know how wrong this is. War Bonnets are sacred and worn by men. You have to earn every feather on it. It's not a costume.
My cultral is NOT a costume
By the music I take it you're from India not America.
No, im from america but back when i put this vid out this music and some really boring elevator music is all i had to choose from ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
My culture is not yours also this land
Bradley Big Swallow you was most definitly not alive when there was native control
@@FrankieOnWeedIn420p my people did control it we protected it moron smh
Wow. This is really stunning. I wunder. Can you do an Aztec costoom?. The daughter of a nobleman, perhaps? I am part Aztec in my four or three different bloodlines. It'd be really cool if you could do an Aztec costoom. I don't know, just something you can consider doing.
The costoom has wunderful details.
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Yessir a fellow Mexica (Aztec)
I love it ! I have done it like you and it looks amazing! Thank you!!!!
Annelie B. Our culture is not a costume.
Tehya Blackburde Moore how many fucking times did you comment this 😞 like shouldn’t you be happy people are expressing your culture?? I’m a third sweetish and if people dressed like my culture, I would be happy.
@@charlottebyers2631 because you are ignorant. Women never wear the war bonnet and it is something our men earn
Debbie George oo now u being sexist
Charlotte Byers she’s not being sexist
I think I can see the problem with. Along it a costume . However it’s really unfair and racist discriminatory If only people born as native Americans can wear a war bonnet. It’s not non native Americans faults they are Native American. Having said that, try to earn a war bonnet the official way is good but if it’s not possible for some people, then what’s the point of preventing these people from wearing one if they like the culture . Sure , people who like the culture should try to earn it the official way , but if it’s not possible, then what . It’s just not fair and considerate . I also do see a problem of people treating a war bonnet as a costume and just throws it out after they are done. Last thing, if someone took the time to make one, that definitely means they’re earn it. They put time and energy to learn another culture to make something from another culture. They deserve permission to wear it becuase they made it and they like the culture
Worriors wear war bonnets after they spend a life time earning the feathers....women may war but they don't wear war bonnets that's saved for the great ones
Love this
Our culture is not a costume
Nev Rosee - well technically it is.
The proper definition of “costume” is as follows;
cos·tume
noun
/ˈkäsˌt(y)o͞om
1.
a set of clothes in a style typical of a particular country or historical period.
But if you are offended I apologize as I created this costume out of admiration. This video was not intended to mock your culture. Thanks for your understanding :)
Please still stop dressing up like us it is very far from how I regalia looks and is basically making fun of us whether you see it that way or not I've never met somebody okay with this and being raised native I can just tell you this is not right please you're better than this please stop dressing like us for costume reasons for any reason
Yes it is not a costume..that is really rude
Nita Sen don’t call our culture a costume and unless your a chief or earned a headdress don’t wear it or diy it
Nita Sen you should’ve done research before making your “costume” because then you would realize that ONLY chiefs wear headdresses, if you did your research you would’ve known not to make this atrocity
If you are Native American then do an introductory properly and if not, then leave it all alone. Unless you like getting hate mail and negative feedback?
This offends me cause people make fun of the regalia and call it a costume and she got the us mistaken for east indians instead of actual native Americans with the music, she doesn't understand that the headress has a lot of meaning behind it and she's wearing war paint? This is coming from a native american
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This it wrong I’m reporting you your not even native
Josh Vituriosa shutcho dumbass up
Reporting for what? You’re not American Indian! So who are you to judge.
You should probably read a bit of history. Native Americans do not hold a patent on feather headdresses.
Παναγιώτα - Panayiota you should probably learn this is plains style headdress, and learn what cultural appropriation is
Bruh
Stop, think "is this for me?" "Am I a native person to make something THAT'S NOT FOR A COSTUME." and just a reminder that only people who are Chiefs can wear these kinds of head dresses. 😐 Culture appropriation is what it is, whether or not you're trying to be nice.
MAAM MAAM. MAAM our culture isnt your cheap costume k?
I love this! Finally I know how to make one now
You’re not honoring them by doing this. You may be saying you can’t speak for native Americans you’re white most Native Americans are not honored by that just ask any Native American if they’re honored by that and they’ll most likely say no
stop using our culture for views our culture is not a costume it’s not a trend it’s not an aesthetic especially those feathers on those head dresses are very sacred to us indigenous people So stop please it’s not cool
*but i*
Muito bom 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
How disrespectful are you? Our culture is not a COSTUME!! Give ur head a shake
This is not honoring the Indigenous People. The culture is not a costume. Do Better.
No
Thank you for sharing this, for kids play it´s gonna be great
People seem to be quite annoyed about her making this. Saying it’s not a costume, your disrespecting the culture ect. Multiple cultures have been made into I guess u could say costumes, she isn’t being disrespectful to them, just because u didn’t like that she did that didn’t mean u have to say it in the comments. Just saying.
I agree just as much as I disagree. Other cultures have been made into costumes, but that doesn't make it ok. However, there are some "costumes" that are alright. A Japanese dress? Wear it, whatever. An Aztec necklace? Sure, it'll look great. But something like a headdress, or wearing a costume of a Chinese emperor would look pretty racist. It's more of a disrespecting the status set by the culture thing.
You know... I've been wondering.... If you refused to share your culture.... How exactly are you going to preserve it? I always believe that all culture should be shared. If you refused to let people enjoy your culture then really.... What's the point of protecting it? What's the point preserving it? What's the point of showing it off to the world if it's just exclusive for the cultures insider?
Look if it's history we're talking about, then let me tell you a bit about my people. I'm Indonesian. My people is being colonialize by the Dutch for 350 years, followed by the Japanese, And there are other countries of Europe controlling our land during those time too. Most of our artefact are stolen ad now are being kept in the Netherlands. They made us build roads, plant things that only benefit the colonizer and many dies of starvation and And we've only gain our independence in year 1945, Which is pretty recent compare to most countries in the world. Do we banned them from wearing kebaya? Or Konde, or Beskap, or blankon or Batik? No. We want them to wear them. We want them to experience our culture.
Yes, we know what they did to us in the past, The pain they cause us, The people that died during their reign. We too were slave to the white people. But doesn't mean we can be exclusive, no. If we close our self from the world, we would never become part of the world. We want the world to know who we are by knowing our culture. If we banned people from experiencing our culture, Then how will they know us? And why would we banned them anyway? Because grudge? That's just pity.
If you're talking about spiritual meaning, keris are considered sacred. But there's a foreigner out there who have a house full of keris collection. Do we get offended? No, Absolutely not! Blankon is a male headdress in the past but now it can be worn by a woman too.
Now let me be a little bit cruel here. "A past is a past. Dwell in it for too long and you wont be able to grow.".
What’s with this music???😂 did you type in ‘Indian music’ instead of Native American music or something? 🤣🤣🤣
Tbh it’s all i had at the moment ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I appreciate you wanting raise awareness of Native American people but Native American culture and regalia is not a costume for non native people to wear this makes you look ignorant and racist promoting others to act in the ignorant and racist manor
Lol imagine being openly being racist/culturally appropriating Indigenous people