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What constitutes "culturally insensitive" in Halloween costumes? This is the question being debated on the Yale Univeristy campus in November 2015, in New Haven Connecticut, U.S. There is not just minorities that are involved, also socioeconomic strata, which this WSJ editorial says means practically everyone including the Irish, Polish, Italians and other people from southern and eastern Europe, who were once treated as some minorities are today. One side is for free speech, the other side is for cultural sensitivity.
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