Not Appropriate for court

Not Appropriate for court

Not Appropriate for court

by Taenun July 9, 2022

cultural appropriation

Something that only Nicki Minaj can get away with

Nicki minaj wore a native American headdress at the 2015 vmas nobody bats an eye . Miley wears dreadlocks OMG CULTURAL APPROPRIATION

by princesssparkle 999 October 21, 2015

work appropriate

Multimedia content that is suitable for a workplace environment.

Caution. This Paris Hilton honeymoon video may not be work appropriate for all audiences.

by Bungalow Bill May 5, 2005

cultural appropriation

taking aspects from a minority culture, for it's aesthetics, without knowing the meaning behind. this is often controversial when the appropriated culture was exploited or oppressed by the person "borrowing". people are often insulted and looked down upon for having these features naturally, when someone else is praised for having them, without being from that culture.

person 1: iggy looking so good with her bindi and sari yasss!!1!
person 2: omg that's cultural appropriation :(

by passionatefeminist23 August 18, 2016

Cisgender Appropriating

When a transgender person falsely appropriates a biological condition of a cisgender person.

Transgender MtF: "I am so moody, I have PMS!"

Cisgender person to MtF: "No you do NOT have PMS, stop cisgender appropriating. You as a MtF do not have a uterus or ovaries. PMS happens in the days after ovulation because estrogen and progesterone levels begin falling dramatically if you are not pregnant. Coming down from your estradiol injection the day "before injection day" is NOT premenstrual syndrome assholes!}.

by aquafinaricecake December 9, 2018

outrage appropriation

When someone gets offended by something, on behalf of people from another race/culture, even though people of that race/culture aren't actually offended by it in the first place.

Example of outrage appropriation:

White Caucasian person: "The Ugandan Knuckles meme is racist"

by Ugandan Warrior May 2, 2018

Appropriate Question

If more than five people have answered the question before they asked you or you asked them, it's appropriate.

Brenda: *Asks question*
Emily: how many people have answered this?

Brenda: 8
Emily: oh okay, then it's an appropriate question.

by PurpleUnicornnn October 2, 2011