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Let's Talk Cultural Appropriation with Ramzi Makram-Ebeid [BONUS]
If you've listened to Ramzi's episode you'll know he's not one to shy away from having a strong opinion. Today's hot topic: cultural appropriation.
But how did we get here?
It began as a conversation about how Egypt's architectural landscape has us trying to look like Dubai while we're sitting on 7,000 years of civilization that everybody and their mother has borrowed from at some point or another. And on that note, how do you draw the line between appropriation and inspiration?
In this bonus segment, we ask life's important questions—like are galabeyas even Egyptian?
In case you missed all the bleeped-out F-bombs amid a whole lotta laughter, check out Ramzi's full episode on The Foreign Local wherever you get your podcasts.
You can find Ramzi on Instagram @human_nature_design.
And if you aren't already, follow The Foreign Local on Instagram @theforeignlocal and visit our website for more content connecting the Egyptian diaspora with everyday life in Om el Donya.
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By The Foreign LocalIf you've listened to Ramzi's episode you'll know he's not one to shy away from having a strong opinion. Today's hot topic: cultural appropriation.
But how did we get here?
It began as a conversation about how Egypt's architectural landscape has us trying to look like Dubai while we're sitting on 7,000 years of civilization that everybody and their mother has borrowed from at some point or another. And on that note, how do you draw the line between appropriation and inspiration?
In this bonus segment, we ask life's important questions—like are galabeyas even Egyptian?
In case you missed all the bleeped-out F-bombs amid a whole lotta laughter, check out Ramzi's full episode on The Foreign Local wherever you get your podcasts.
You can find Ramzi on Instagram @human_nature_design.
And if you aren't already, follow The Foreign Local on Instagram @theforeignlocal and visit our website for more content connecting the Egyptian diaspora with everyday life in Om el Donya.