Learning about its cultural significance, seeking permission and guidance from Māori teachers, performing only when appropriate, and showing understanding

It demonstrates power and privilege - the minority group faces discrimination while the majority group can profit from the same cultural element.

It continues economic oppression by taking financial benefit away from the originating culture while often not understanding or respecting the culture

Profit

To help decide on the cultural integrity of examples by measuring whether something is appropriation or appreciation on a scale.

Unrestricted, normal, common

She gave all profits to Māori-led organizations, worked with Māori language experts, and paid cultural advisors to ensure proper use.

It continues the economic oppression and disadvantage of that culture by making money without understanding or benefiting the originating culture.

People of the Treaty - Pākeha (European ancestry) and Tauiwi (more recent immigrants).

Dignity, authority, power, and prestige.

Cultural Property

Cultural practices and customs that should be respected and followed when engaging with Māori culture.

Using something in correct context, understanding the culture, being respectful in interactions (also: consultation/seeking permission, genuine intentions).