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• jeaneeinabottle

  Well when anything goes what do you expect.

• Snoop_charles

  How is that traditional?

• Snoop_charles

  Seriously, WTF, black lights and fluorescence is native american?
  Seriously, get the fuck off of your high horse. It is because of bitchy people like you that we still carry a stereotype. 

  Adapt or continue bitching that you find everything offensive.

• Snoop_charles

  Thanks for showing the video, BTW.

• Mia_Nicole

  Stereotypes exist and we need to be aware of them instead of being disrespectful like Ke$ha’s outfit is. She is mocking traditional native american head dress and face painting. She might as well put on black face and do a minstrel show. I’m sure you have no idea what i’m talking about because you obviously aren’t up on US history. Its because of people like you that we have so much ignorance in this country. Verena von Pfetten was just pointing out this ignorance. And way to use a sexist slur…TWICE!! Point made.

• http://www.facebook.com/thisismyprofile8709 Courtney Johnson

  Kesha isn’t trying to offend anybody! If you look at her style, she incorporates feathers in a lot of her outfits. She also has a weird style so the ‘tribal’ paint is just her. If people other than Indians that wear head dresses are offensive than Lady Gaga, kids at Halloween and Thanksgiving, Lauren Conrad, Khloe Kardashian, Cher, and Kiowa Gordon are a few that go in that category. Do we get upset every time a black person wears a cowboy hat? A Hispanic wears Baby Phat? An Asian wears beret? No. Because its NOT A BIG DEAL! 

• Aquatarisprime

  As a Cherokee indian, I believe that the worst thing you can do for race relations is to pretend that everybody wearing a feather or rawhide or tribal markings is being offensive. This world is as homogenized as it can get without everybody becoming one global race and simply being called an Earthling. And even that can’t happen because I just found out from this post that there are people so anodyne as to apparently think even recalling the past through fashion is racist. What else is racist? Marrying outside your race as it dilutes a race ever so slightly? Are modern birds racist for wearing feathers and hurting my people’s feelings as they don’t understand what it “means” to wear a feather, let alone a couple hundred? I once saw a bear wearing a bear skin, I thought it was beautiful. I didn’t feel the need to tell it that it doesn’t understand my culture. No, I am not simply a person with Cherokee roots. I am a Cherokee and proud of it. I live among other proud Cherokee and even capitalize tribal names and even the term Native American. I have long hair, am fascinated with the myths of all native cultures and live in Oklahoma. You know, that place the Cherokee were forced to death march to because we weren’t welcome in our own native land anymore? Do I cry about it? No. And if I don’t cry about that bit of history why would I care that one of the few pop stars that even have a shred of originality sometimes wears something associated with my past. How many of you are native to the area pants originate from? Anybody? If your hand is raised, continue to wear pants proudly. Those not from wherever the hell pants originated from, shame on you…