Dior Faced Cultural Appropriation Backlash for Native American-Inspired ‘Sauvage’ Fragrance Campaign

Dior Faced Cultural Appropriation Backlash for Native American-Inspired ‘Sauvage’ Fragrance Campaign when in fact they should have been thanked!

MadDepphead @deppsvideos Protect The Wolves™ supports the message that was created by your involving “Traditional Native Americans” like Hanley Frost.  The outcry over something that involved a deep connection as well as collaboration should be commended not torn apart! It is beyond disappointing that they claim racial discrimination when in fact Dior should have been thanked by Traditional Native Americans for gathering the Media Attention on what “WE” Traditional Native Americans hold and practice as Sacred.

It is hugely disappointing that some Indigenous found Diors Attempt to create a cultural importance as offensive. It was given the most careful consideration prior to even beginning with a herculean attempt to create a Dialogue between what “Traditional Native Americans hold has Sacred in essence educating the masses as to how sacred that Mother Earth truly is.

Protect The Wolves™  has to question why it is that these so-called Native Americans do not come forward in mass to in fact protect what Traditional Native Americans hold as Sacred like our children’s resources such as Wolves, Bison or our proposed “Sacred Resource Protection Zone” surrounding National Parks.

We find it extremely sad that when we as Native American people are given a gift such as this dedication to our heritage and  to show the world who we once were, and who we should continue to be that Natives then lash out and call it racist because of the name ‘Sauvage’ which was named after a man Percy Savage hence the name ‘Eau’ in 1966 when Dior first introduced the line! Where was your outrage then?

It is in Our Humble Opinion that Dior as well as Johnny Depp, Tribal members like Mr. Hanley Frost and Dior went out of their way to create a Bridge between  what is now know as European Colonization of our Lands and what “WE” Traditional native American Cultural beliefs.