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MikeWaters 01-26-2017 02:19 AM

Which hat(s) do you like the best?
 
http://www.zhats.com/collections/byu

Also, which hat would project the most solidarity with my poly brethren? I assume it's one with a tribal motif, but which one?

SeattleUte 01-27-2017 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeWaters (Post 322858)
http://www.zhats.com/collections/byu

Also, which hat would project the most solidarity with my poly brethren? I assume it's one with a tribal motif, but which one?

They're racist.

Archaea 01-28-2017 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by SeattleUte (Post 322864)
They're racist.

It's racist to endorse patterns embraced by a subculture in which BYU is heavily invested?

Is along the lines that is racist for a person of one ethnicity to misappropriate culture of another culture?

SeattleUte 01-28-2017 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Archaea (Post 322868)
It's racist to endorse patterns embraced by a subculture in which BYU is heavily invested?

Is along the lines that is racist for a person of one ethnicity to misappropriate culture of another culture?

It's a caricature like the Cleveland Indians mascot. Yes, it's also misappropriation. And it's mercenary, and obsequious in a misdirected way. BYU is heavily invested in the culture? For football?

MikeWaters 01-28-2017 01:14 PM

BYU historically has probably had more poly players than any school but Hawaii.

I don't think there is anything wrong with a poly-themed BYU hat. Esp. if it is poly people buying them.

ChinoCoug 01-30-2017 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by MikeWaters (Post 322873)
BYU historically has probably had more poly players than any school but Hawaii.

I don't think there is anything wrong with a poly-themed BYU hat. Esp. if it is poly people buying them.

I thought you were going to point out he was trolling again, but Polynesian identity and BYU football are inextricably linked.

ChinoCoug 01-30-2017 12:51 AM

http://www.zhats.com/collections/byu...cts/byukhu0010

MikeWaters 01-30-2017 03:38 AM

I may be getting the blue kahuku Y hat.

Archaea 01-30-2017 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SeattleUte (Post 322871)
It's a caricature like the Cleveland Indians mascot. Yes, it's also misappropriation. And it's mercenary, and obsequious in a misdirected way. BYU is heavily invested in the culture? For football?

You're trolling.

Let's count the ways the LDS Church is invested in the Polynesian cultures.

First, there is a university in Hawaii which admits Polynesians preferentially.
Second, there are numerous outreaches to the various Polynesian island groups, including scholarships and other fundings.
Third, the LDS Church has built schools and other buildings for the promotion of Polynesian culture. There is a prep school in New Zealand for students of Maori descent.
Fourth, outside of the University of Hawaii, BYU has the most Polynesian players on its team and probably the second most students of Polynesian descent.

Of course, you were aware of these facts and sought to troll.

BYU being interested in and having a deep connection to the Polynesian culture cannot be said to be misappropriating the artwork from one of its cultures.

ChinoCoug 01-30-2017 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Archaea (Post 322879)
You're trolling.

Let's count the ways the LDS Church is invested in the Polynesian cultures.

First, there is a university in Hawaii which admits Polynesians preferentially.
Second, there are numerous outreaches to the various Polynesian island groups, including scholarships and other fundings.
Third, the LDS Church has built schools and other buildings for the promotion of Polynesian culture. There is a prep school in New Zealand for students of Maori descent.
Fourth, outside of the University of Hawaii, BYU has the most Polynesian players on its team and probably the second most students of Polynesian descent.

Of course, you were aware of these facts and sought to troll.

BYU being interested in and having a deep connection to the Polynesian culture cannot be said to be misappropriating the artwork from one of its cultures.


Vai Sikahema said BYU football's culture has a strong Polynesian influence.


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