nobody because the times and places either of them lived in no longer exist. surely the places and the geographical locations and buildings are still there, but the people are all different, so it's not the same place
or maybe it gives a voice (i.e. political representation) to a larger pool of diverse people and communities?
I am bothered by the implicit assumptions around property and ownership over cultural symbols which are tacit in your thinking. as explicitly as I can, the very notion of saying "this is my culture, why are you adopting…
nobody because the times and places either of them lived in no longer exist. surely the places and the geographical locations and buildings are still there, but the people are all different, so it's not the same place
or maybe it gives a voice (i.e. political representation) to a larger pool of diverse people and communities?
I am bothered by the implicit assumptions around property and ownership over cultural symbols which are tacit in your thinking. as explicitly as I can, the very notion of saying "this is my culture, why are you adopting…