Cultural Appropriation Revisited (WisCon 31 panel) - Revision history

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			===See Also===
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			[[cultural appropriation]]
			[[Cultural Appropriation (WisCon 30 Panel)‎]]
			[[RaceFail 09]]

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	Andrea Hairston: See (Sarah Jones, Bridges and Tunnels), amazing.		Andrea Hairston: See (Sarah Jones, Bridges and Tunnels), amazing.
	She writes poetry... from many points of view and she plays them all...		She writes poetry... from many points of view and she plays them all... (http://www.sarahjonesonline.com/)

	~~Aud~~: ~~Anne ((__ smith)~~		Audience: Anna Deveare Smith

	Andrea: Yes!		Andrea: Yes!

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	Victor: Authority comes from a trait that you possess not anything that you may have some other contact with.		Victor: Authority comes from a trait that you possess not anything that you may have some other contact with.

	Andrea Hairston: That there is an essential group of femaleness or Asian-ness that if you don't have those qualities, you aren't those things.		Andrea Hairston: That there is an essential group of qualities that define/delimit femaleness or Asian-ness that if you don't have those qualities, you aren't those things.

	MJ: The verb "to be" reifies thing in an absolute sense. What IS an indian, what IS a woman, in an absolute sense. Quite frankly, this is all culturally determined and it's all in someone's head. My granddaughter is of Peruvian descent. Native to Peru (...) It was declared that she could not put American Indian as an identification, in the U.S., because she was not in a tribe.		MJ: The verb "to be" reifies thing in an absolute sense. What IS an indian, what IS a woman, in an absolute sense. Quite frankly, this is all culturally determined and it's all in someone's head. My granddaughter is of Peruvian descent. Native to Peru (...) It was declared that she could not put American Indian as an identification, in the U.S., because she was not in a tribe.

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	Politics, Race, Class, and Religion•Senate B• Saturday, 2:30-3:45 p.m. : Saturday, May 26, 2007		Politics, Race, Class, and Religion•Senate B• Saturday, 2:30-3:45 p.m. : Saturday, May 26, 2007

	As part of an ongoing discussion of the issue of cultural appropriation, this year's panel will address what is perhaps the most controversial, and certainly the most discussed, aspect of cultural appropriation in fiction: the use or exploitation of cultures across racial, ethnic, or national lines. Writers and activists who concern themselves in their work with issues of dominant and marginal cultures will discuss the use in narrative of markers and artifacts of cultures that are not the authors' own. Should this be done at all? Where do the limits fall? How is it well done and how poorly done? Sponsored by the Carl Brandon Society.		As part of an ongoing discussion of the issue of [[cultural appropriation]], this year's panel will address what is perhaps the most controversial, and certainly the most discussed, aspect of cultural appropriation in fiction: the use or exploitation of cultures across racial, ethnic, or national lines. Writers and activists who concern themselves in their work with issues of dominant and marginal cultures will discuss the use in narrative of markers and artifacts of cultures that are not the authors' own. Should this be done at all? Where do the limits fall? How is it well done and how poorly done? Sponsored by the [[Carl Brandon Society]].

	* [[Candra K. Gill]] (substituting for [[Claire Light]]) (moderator)		* [[Candra K. Gill]] (substituting for [[Claire Light]]) (moderator)

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	'''Cultural Appropriation Revisited''' was a two-part program at [[WisCon 31]], a panel followed by a moderated open discussion. It was designed to follow-up the Cultural Appropriation panel from [[WisCon 30]], and included some of the significant leaders of the online discussion that ensued after WisCon 30 (sometimes called the "[http://rilina.livejournal.com/314663.html Great Cultural Appropriation Debate of DOOM]").		'''Cultural Appropriation Revisited''' was a two-part program at [[WisCon 31]], a panel followed by a moderated open discussion. It was designed to follow-up the [[Cultural Appropriation (WisCon 30 Panel)\|Cultural Appropriation panel]] from [[WisCon 30]], and included some of the significant leaders of the online discussion that ensued after WisCon 30 (sometimes called the "[http://rilina.livejournal.com/314663.html Great Cultural Appropriation Debate of DOOM]").

	==Program description of panel==		==Program description of panel==

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	* [http://oyceter.livejournal.com/601913.html oyceter (Part Two)]		* [http://oyceter.livejournal.com/601913.html oyceter (Part Two)]
	* [http://ktempest.livejournal.com/192527.html ktempest]		* [http://ktempest.livejournal.com/192527.html ktempest]
			* [http://theviewfromnow.blogspot.com/2007/05/mostly-useless-thoughts-on-cultural.html Jackie] the view from now

	==Report/transcript from panel==		==Report/transcript from panel==

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	==Links to reports, notes, etc.==		==Links to reports, notes, etc.==
	* [http://oyceter.livejournal.com/601611.html oyceter]		* [http://oyceter.livejournal.com/601611.html oyceter (Part One)]
			* [http://oyceter.livejournal.com/601913.html oyceter (Part Two)]
	* [http://ktempest.livejournal.com/192527.html ktempest]		* [http://ktempest.livejournal.com/192527.html ktempest]

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	===See Also===		===See Also===
	See also:		See also:
	[[cultural appropriation]]		* [[cultural appropriation]]
	[[Cultural Appropriation (WisCon 30 Panel)‎]]		* [[Cultural Appropriation (WisCon 30 Panel)‎]]
	[[RaceFail 09]]		* [[RaceFail 09]]