Glastonbury Bans Sale Of Native American Headdresses At Festival A petition calling for a ban on the sale of headdresses at next year's glastonbury festival was started on website change.org. it was announced today that the petition has been successful and. On the festival's trader information page, native american headdresses have been added to the list of products and services which cannot be sold at glastonbury without authorisation,.
Glastonbury Bans Sale Of Native American Headdresses Fact Magazine But then something surprising happened — with only 65 signatures on the petition, glastonbury officially banned the sale of the "indian headdresses" for its 2015 event. Glastonbury has become the first uk festival to ban the sale of native american headdresses. a change.org petition garnering just 65 signatures was enough to sway festival organiser emily eavis, who added the item on the list of products that traders will not be allowed to sell. Sales of native headdresses are no longer welcome at one of the world's biggest music shows after the glastonbury festival banned merchants from selling the items at future events. Glastonbury has officially banned the sale of these offensive accessories from their 2015 festival. the decision announced today comes after a well researched change.org petition was submitted to the festival's organisers.
Glastonbury 2015 Festival Bans Sale Of Native American Headdresses Sales of native headdresses are no longer welcome at one of the world's biggest music shows after the glastonbury festival banned merchants from selling the items at future events. Glastonbury has officially banned the sale of these offensive accessories from their 2015 festival. the decision announced today comes after a well researched change.org petition was submitted to the festival's organisers. Glastonbury recently sold 150,000 tickets to their 2015 festival in under 30 minutes. they haven’t even released the lineup yet. since they’re having no trouble selling tickets, the organisers have moved onto other issues – banning the sale of native american headdresses at the event. Native american headdresses have been added to the list of things traders aren’t allowed to sell at glastonbury festival without prior approval which includes alcohol, cigarettes, candle flares, mobile phone charging, flags, gazebo’s, and anything that says glastonbury festival on it carries the festival logo. Already crowned the world’s most influential festival in terms of driving listening trends, glastonbury is once again set to win hearts and minds across the globe by banning the sale of native american style headdresses at next year’s festival. Internationally, england's glastonbury festival has declared a ban on the sale of headdresses on site. cultural appreciation or cultural appropriation? many people are confused about why wearing a headdress is offensive.
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