George Washington Asks Students About 'Offensive' Halloween Costumes

As cries of cultural appropriation permeate academia over halloween costumes, Campus Reform's Addison Smith (otherwise known as Colonel George Washington), to see if this accusation was echoed among students.

Students overwhelmingly insisted on being "culturally sensitive" and "politically correct".

"Yea definitely. I believe that cultural appropriation is a thing, so don't do it", one student said. Another insisted that halloween costumes are a form of "freedom of speech" often used with the intent to "offend somebody else".

Read the story here: https://campusreform.org/article?id=18371
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