Mahjong design 'refresh' by US company reignites debate over

From Kim Kardashian West’s “kimono” to last week’s mahjong controversy, alleged appropriation of Asian cultures continues to spark outrage in the US. But the question remains the same: Where do you draw the line between appreciation and appropriation?

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Three white American women redesigned mahjong tiles to sell for $425 a set, saying the game needed a 'respectful refresh,' and were accused of erasing Chinese culture