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Rethinking Tiki: How to Highlight Oceanic Culture in Your Bar Program
Tiki And The Cultural Appropriation Debate | Resident Modernist
Opinion | Cultural appropriation in a cup: tiki bars don't need Polynesian god-themed glasses and statues to feel exotic – let's rebrand them as 'tropical' bars | South China Morning Post
Tiki culture - Wikipedia
Tiki culture - Wikipedia
Are tiki mugs racist/appropriative? : r/Ceramics
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Rethinking Tiki: How to Highlight Oceanic Culture in Your Bar Program
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Petaluma's New Tiki Bar Kapu Dances Between Appropriation and Appreciation - Eater SF
Tiki culture featured at Napa Valley museum in Yountville
History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation - The New York Times
PUNCH | How Did Tiki Become a Chinese Restaurant Staple?
From Donn Beach to Polynesian Pop: The History of Tiki Cocktail Culture
History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation - The New York Times
What defines a tiki bar, are they offensive? Hawaiians reclaim them.
From Donn Beach to Polynesian Pop: The History of Tiki Cocktail Culture
History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation - The New York Times
Tiki Can Go to Hell | PUNCH
Is This the End of the Tiki Bar? We Asked Local Pacific Islanders What They Think | Newcity Resto
The Tiki Bar Resurgence of the Trump Era | The Nation
Tiki Bars Are Back - The Atlantic
From Donn Beach to Polynesian Pop: The History of Tiki Cocktail Culture
How Tiki Bars Ripped Off the Caribbean Through Cultural Appropriation - Eater
Racism 101 Asked And Answered: Mugs, Cocktails And Statues -- Is Tiki A Form Of Cultural Appropriation? | LAist
