That's completely your interpretation of a very vague article, to condemn him because of an interpretation seems like jumping the gun a bit. Being restrained and forced to watch your family die is an awful thing.

It boggles my mind that only the father was arrested.

Are you implying that it wouldn't be as bad if the school didn't have an appropriated mascot?

This is so classy. /sarcasm.

If a Christian girl had added a beaded cross to her hat would've been a more accurate colloquial. If the school had specifically said "NO FEATHERS" then I would agree with definitely. If it's the very common dress code of not changing graduation garb, then I don't know for sure if there's an underlying racial…

Oh I definitely don't think he's appropriating at all, and I'm absolutely positive that the feathers are of a cultural significance to him of which I probably don't understand and I'm glad he got to wear it. The not decorating gradation caps dress code is just super common so I am not able to agree right away it's a…

I get what you're saying definitely, but I think the main thing here is the actual act of changing or adding to the uniform itself, if he'd have worn it on his hair or person I don't think it would be quite the same.

I get her point, I think it's a bit of a reach. Cultural appropriation definitely exists, but unless this school allowed everyone but him to decorate their graduation vestments, I can't say its definitively racism or appropriation.

I am still not ready to agree on whether or not this is a targeted attempt to suppress cultural heritage, as a dress code was delivered to ALL students.

You can't predict racism and then definitively convict those involved of racism. Also, a notice was sent to ALL students it states that they would not allow changing of the garment. And as far as I know, the student in question was allowed to keep his changes anyways… so?

I'm pretty sure if a white student wore an eagle feather + beads at this graduation, also the kid in question is actually a he, it STILL would not be allowed.

Wait what. Did we read the same article?

I'm just jealous I don't have the means or financial ability to have cosmetic surgery. Also I scar like nobodies business so I'll probably end up looking worse.

There's a good chance it was outsourced and the art director just didn't notice when they sent in the batch :/

People don't really act logical or pragmatic when somebody continuously pokes a nerve. Personal is personal, sometimes the urge to defend oneself is just too much. That being said, neither person is the epitome of mature or just. Like a lot of people.

While yes, I do like them chicken wings, there's something fundamentally creepy about being turned on whilst eating. For me personally. Which is why I abstain from the 5 dollar buffet at the local strip joint despite rave reviews about their omelette du fromage. I love me some buffet.

Uhmmm, I will respectfully disagree. *Spoilers!* With the addition of the Dragon Horn, Victarion Greyjoy sailing against Mereen and with Euron Greyjoy in power... and the kraken's fleet... and Asha and Theon being in Stannis's custody... The Greyjoys are important in Westeros. They're gonna fuck some shit up.

The books are not the show isn't really a good reason either, because almost all of the changes had made sense, if they minimized Yara's role, that would hardly make any sense. In the books she's pivotal to quite a number of scenes on the Islands and off... I honestly can't tell if you've read the books or not so I…

Asha/Yara is a POV character in the books. Nowhere NEAR a cameo. She's pretty badass too, though rash like her brother. Theon while he does go awol a bit in the middle of the book series, is no less important, and the HBO show is doing a good job or rearranging the simultaneous timelines to illustrate all the…

I already said in my post it doesn't excuse their behavior, just thought I'd lend insight to how culturally difference probably exacerbated the behavior. They just don't understand omakase, the lack of a real menu to look at probably (and how strange this is to them) prompted their inappropriate question.