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Act 1 White Normativity The thesis from Yoga and The Roots of Cultural Appropriation just recently flowed through a series of Facebook Yoga groups due to The Independent highlighting bits of the original content in an article with a more inflammatory, however however sincere title, 'Americans who practice Yoga contribute to White Supremacy.' A fury of white denial taken place.

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There is an unsettling ideological resemblance between Tucker Carlson and a growing variety of white euro-americans in Yoga. I have been tossed out of every Facebook Yoga group I have actually ever participated in and was therefor amazed to see the heading, 'Americans who practice Yoga add to White Supremacy' in my feed as part of a post from the Yoga Discussion Group moderated by English Yoga instructor and author, Peter Blackaby.

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The first post I captured was from well known American Yoga instructor Donna Farhi, who is now part of the Standards Evaluation Project, a primarily white group freshly created and touted by Yoga Alliance as something pertinent. I could not withstand In their short article Yoga and the Roots of Cultural Appropriation, Shreena Gandhi and Lillie Wolff start with making a demand to their readers, "please do take a minute to look beyond yourself and comprehend how the history of yoga practice in the United States is totally connected to a few of the larger forces of white supremacy." They continue, "Yoga, thus numerous other colonized systems of practice and understanding, did not appear in the American spiritual landscape by coincidence; rather, its appeal was a direct effect of a larger system of cultural appropriation that industrialism stimulates and reifies." Andrea Smith, a feminist and anti-racist scholar, outlines the design template for white supremacy in her popular essay, Heteropatriarchy and the 3 Pillars of White Supremacy.