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In Taiwan, boba tea fans bemused at Canadian ‘cultural appropriation’ spatTaiwanese struggle to understand the fuss after Chinese-Canadian actor Simu Liu calls out Montreal-based company.
Dragons’ Den is facing backlash over cultural appropriation after two white entrepreneurs from Québec, Canada, pitched a “better” version of boba tea. The episode sparked particular disappointment ...
Canadian boba tea brand Bobba has issued a public apology after Marvel actor Simu Liu accused the company of cultural ...
Simu Liu has defended two Dragons' Den contestants who've been receiving death threats after they were accused of cultural ...
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The Shame of Saint Ann’sAfter an interview and background check, he was hired by Vince Tompkins ... Parents said he gave kids gifts, kept candy in his office, and treated students to boba tea and Starbucks. Two years after ...
Typically a combination of milky tea and chewy tapioca ‘pearls’, the beverage also known as boba tea is so beloved it was the ...
A boba tea company apologized after Simu Liu called them out for cultural appropriation on his Canadian reality series ...
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The long wait is nearly over as the owners of Ravin's Donuts & Boba Tea will open their new Apple Valley store just in time ...
A boba tea company apologized after Simu Liu called them out for cultural appropriation on his Canadian reality series Dragons’ Den. After the business partners introduced their bubble tea ...
“I’m concerned about this idea of disturbing or disrupting bubble tea,” Simu said of boba which is a Taiwanese drink that is a tea mixed with milk or fruit and contains tapioca balls.
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