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– Dior has taken a public hit—and buckled a little under the pressure—after featuring Jennifer Lawrence in an ad for a collection celebrating Mexican culture, the Hill reports. Critics say the French fashion house should have used a Mexican actress for a collection about Mexican horsewomen known as escaramuzas. "Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence wanna celebrate traditional Mexican women ... by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign?!" writes Phoebe Robinson, co-host of the HBO show 2 Dope Queens, on Instagram. "The audacity to call this ... modern because it's worn by a white woman is ignorant and gross, but unfortunately, not surprising." Some commenters on Dior's Instagram page were also pretty upset, per USA Today. "There are plenty of non-white models that could have modeled this beautifully without being appropriated! #dobetter," wrote one. Adding to the cultural-appropriation charge, the Dior photo shoot was done in California rather than Mexico. "I can't think of a better landscape to highlight this collection," said Lawrence in a video on the brand's social media. But Dior fired back: "This has nothing to do with Jennifer and the backlash, which is not at all justified," a rep tells Fox News. "Also, Dior is working with Mexican photographers and commissioned eight Mexican women photographers to shoot in Mexico..." Apropos, the fashion giant has now removed Lawrence's video from social media and replaced her pics with images of other models shot in Mexico by female Mexican photogs. (Is it fair to criticize female celebs for "flaunting" their bodies on the beach?)
Mexico’s incoming administration has agreed to support a new policy from the Trump White House that would require migrants seeking asylum to remain in Mexico as their requests are processed, The Washington Post reported Saturday. 
  
 Mexican officials and senior members of president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s transition team told The Post that the incoming administration accepted the plan, called “Remain in Mexico,” in a sharp change to long-standing asylum rules that allowed migrants to file asylum claims after entering the U.S. either legally or illegally. 
  
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 “For now, we have agreed to this policy of Remain in Mexico,” Olga Sánchez Cordero, Mexico’s incoming interior minister and the top domestic policy official for the president-elect, told The Post, calling it a “short-term solution.” 
  
 “The medium- and long-term solution is that people don’t migrate,” Sánchez Cordero added. “Mexico has open arms and everything, but imagine, one caravan after another after another, that would also be a problem for us.” 
  
 Neither the White House or the Department of Homeland Security immediately responded to requests for comment from The Hill. 
  
 While U.S. officials told The Post they are wary the deal could fall apart, they view it as a breakthrough in negotiations with Mexico that they believe could deter further migration to the southern border. 
  
 “Since the Mexican Presidential election in July, the USG has been working jointly with the current Mexican Government and the incoming administration of López Obrador to identify and address shared issues of concern. These include our joint desire to promote beneficial legitimate trade and travel, interest in ensuring that those traveling to our borders do so safely and orderly, concern for the safety and security of vulnerable migrant populations, and respect for each nation’s sovereignty,” James McCament, acting under secretary for policy at the Department of Homeland Security, said in a statement to The Hill. 
  
 “We appreciate the leadership and partnership the Mexican government has shown on these and other challenging issues.” 
  
 Human rights advocates have voiced their disapproval of President Trump Donald John TrumpKobach ‘very concerned’ voter fraud may have happened in North Carolina Trump Jr. makes fun of Ocasio-Cortez by sharing meme that suggests socialists eat dogs Trump’s 2020 campaign will be headquartered at Trump Tower: report MORE's hardline immigration policies, including the Remain in Mexico plan. They say leaving migrants in Mexican border towns, which have seen intense violence as drug cartels fight each other for smuggling routes into the U.S., are likely to endanger people. 
  
 “We have not seen a specific proposal, but any policy that would leave individuals stranded in Mexico would inevitably put people in danger,” Lee Gelernt, an ACLU attorney whose team has successfully sued the Trump administration over its immigration initiatives, told The Post. 
  
 “The Administration ought to concentrate on providing a fair and lawful asylum process in the U.S. rather than inventing more and more ways to try to short-circuit it,” he added. 
  
 News of the policy comes days after a federal judge prevented the Trump administration from blocking asylum claims from migrants who do not enter the U.S. legally. 
  
 “Whatever the scope of the President’s authority, he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that Congress has expressly forbidden,” U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar wrote in California. 
  
 “Asylum seekers will be put at increased risk of violence and other harms at the border, and many will be deprived of meritorious asylum claims,” he added. “The government offers nothing in support of the new rule that outweighs the need to avoid these harms.” 
  
 The president has doubled down on his hardline stance on immigration and asylum as a group of thousands of Central American migrants make their way to the southern border, many seeking to claim asylum. 
  
 He has argued that the caravan puts the U.S. at risk because some documented gang members are in the group, going as far as sending thousands of troops to defend the border, something many Democrats and some Republican lawmakers have called unnecessary. 
  
 “Our military is being mobilized at the Southern Border. Many more troops coming. We will NOT let these Caravans, which are also made up of some very bad thugs and gang members, into the U.S. Our Border is sacred, must come in legally. TURN AROUND!” Trump tweeted last month. 
  
 Our military is being mobilized at the Southern Border. Many more troops coming. We will NOT let these Caravans, which are also made up of some very bad thugs and gang members, into the U.S. Our Border is sacred, must come in legally. TURN AROUND! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 31, 2018 
  
 The asylum deal reportedly took shape last week following a meeting between Mexico's incoming foreign minister and U.S. officials including Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Kirstjen Michele NielsenLópez Obrador sworn in as Mexico's president Nielsen asks Cabinet departments to send civilian police to US-Mexico border The Hill's Morning Report — Markets on edge over Trump, Xi trade negotiations MORE and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Michael (Mike) Richard PompeoMattis: Investigation into killing of Khashoggi is ongoing The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by T-Mobile — Congress to act soon to avoid shutdown UN to warn of famine conditions in Yemen: report MORE. 
  
 Nielsen has long faced criticism from Trump for supposedly being too soft on immigration and has been fighting to keep her job since earlier this month amid reports that Trump has instructed his aides that he plans to replace her. ||||| Dior is calling the backlash for having Jennifer Lawrence as spokesperson for its Mexican-inspired Cruise 2019 collection "not at all justified." 
  
 Videos and photos of Lawrence sporting and talking about the new fashion line have been removed from the brand's social media. However, in a statement to Fox News, a Dior rep claims that the decision to take down the posts had nothing to do with the backlash. 
  
 "This has nothing to do with Jennifer and the backlash, which is not at all justified," a representative for the brand told Fox News in a statement. "Also, Dior is working with Mexican photographers and commissioned 8 Mexican women photographers to shoot in Mexico in order to promote the cruise collection as you can see on our Instagram account.” 
  
 Lawrence, who has been the brand’s spokesperson since 2012, was featured in a since-deleted video on Instagram in which she discussed the heritage of the collection. 
  
 “One of the main inspirations for this collection is the traditional women riders of Mexico,” she said, according to Teen Vogue. “So I’m really excited that this collection is looking at and celebrating these women’s heritage through such a modern lens.” 
  
 However, fans were quick to note that Lawrence, a white woman, is not necessarily the best spokesperson for a collection inspired by Mexican heritage. Many also took issue with Lawrence’s reveal that the shoot for the campaign took place in California and not Mexico. 
  
 Dior has since removed Lawrence’s video interview on the collection as well as photos of her sporting the clothes. They have indeed been replaced with other models in shoots done by female Mexican photographers in Mexico. 
  
 Jennifer Lawrence did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment. However, the backlash over the situation continues. 
  
 “Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence wanna celebrate traditional Mexican women riders thru a “modern lens”...by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign? And like they couldn’t think of a better landscape to shoot than in California?! Hmm, I dunno, maybe...like...shoot...in...Mexico...with...a...Mexican...actress like Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, or many others. But I guess they were all unavailable, so you had to go with Jennifer Lawrence,” wrote Phoebe Robinson, co-host of the popular podcast “2 Dope Queens,” echoing the sentiment of many who originally commented on the post. ||||| CLOSE "Red Sparrow" star Jennifer Lawrence reveals she will be spending the next year "traveling around the United States trying to get young people engaged politically on a local level." (Feb. 27) AP 
  
 March 4, 2018; Hollywood, CA, USA; Jennifer Lawrence arrives at the 90th Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre. Mandatory Credit: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK (Via lyDrop) (Photo: Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK) 
  
 Jennifer Lawrence and Dior are taking some heat for an ad campaign that features clothing inspired by Mexican women but features no Mexican women. 
  
 The ad shows Lawrence, an Academy Award-winning actress, modeling elaborate dresses and ornately embroidered handbags created to resemble the style of escaramuza horseback riders but with a "modern" edge. 
  
 Escaramuza is a female equestrian team in the traditional Mexican rodeo known as charrería. 
  
 "One of the main inspirations for this collection is the traditional women riders of Mexico. So I'm really excited that this collection is looking at and celebrating these women's heritage through such a modern lens," Lawrence says in the Dior ad. "We've been shooting in a beautiful ranch in California with rolling hills, and I can't think of a better landscape to highlight this collection." 
  
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 But some don't think it celebrates the culture at all. 
  
 Phoebe Robinson, co-star of the popular podcast "2 Dope Queens," shared Lawrence's ad to Instagram on Tuesday calling it "ignorant and gross." 
  
 Robinson — whose podcast features female comedians, comedians of color and LGBT comedians — slammed Dior and Lawrence for trying to celebrate Mexican riders "by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign." 
  
 Here's what the post said: 
  
 Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrencewanna celebrate traditional Mexican women riders thru a “modern lens”...by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign? And like they couldn’t think of a better landscape to shoot than in California?! Hmm, I dunno, maybe...like...shoot...in...Mexico...with...a...Mexican...actress like Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, or many others. But I guess they were all unavailable, so you had to go with Jennifer Lawrence. The audacity to call this (expletive) modern because it’s worn by a white woman is ignorant and gross, but unfortunately, not surprising. Please comment below with Mexican designers I should support and give my dolls to, heauxes, because this boo boo (expletive) Ricky’s Halloween store Mexican cosplay is not the jam. 
  
 As of Wednesday morning, the Instagram post had more than 9,000 likes and hundreds of comments agreeing that the ad is a form of cultural appropriation. 
  
 Dior posted six ads to its Instagram account between Oct. 25-26 that also drew dozens of critical comments. 
  
 "You should be using a Mexican woman and Mexican scenery to be profiting from Mexican cultural inspiration," one person commented on Dior's post. 
  
 "So you went through the whole process of this collection without thinking hmm, maybe this should be shot in Mexico, with a uhhhh I don’t know... Mexican model?" another commented. 
  
 "Why is a white woman modeling Latinx/Mexican inspired fashion? There are plenty of non-white models that could have modeled this beautifully without being appropriated! #dobetter," wrote one of many angry people on Instagram. 
  
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 One person commented that despite the lack of sensitivity, the ad at least rustled conversation about a seldom-mentioned aspect of Mexican history. 
  
 The Dior line of Mexican-inspired couture by Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior's first female creative director, hit the runway in a May fashion show called "Diorodeo." 
  
 "The escaramuzas are traditional Mexican women riders who have claimed the right to participate in the charreada — an equestrian practice of performing several challenging routines before a crowd — just as the male riders do," according to Dior's website. 
  
 Lawrence signed on as the face of Dior's new perfume in June and has been a brand ambassador for the European luxury goods company since 2012. 
  
 Lawrence, a Louisville native, refers to growing up surrounded by horse racing in one of the Dior ads, saying, "I grew up riding horses, so for me, it reminds of a time before fear, and freedom." 
  
 This isn't the first time the 27-year-old actress has come under scrutiny for cultural insensitivity. 
  
 People on social media went after Lawrence for repeating a story about rubbing her butt on sacred rocks in Hawaii while filming one of "The Hunger Games" movies, BBC reported in 2016. 
  
  
  
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Skriv en artikel baserad på denna sammanfattning: – Dior har tagit en offentlig träff – och spännt lite under trycket – efter att ha presenterat Jennifer Lawrence i en annons för en samling som hyllar mexikansk kultur, rapporterar The Hill. Kritiker säger att det franska modehuset ska ha använt en mexikansk skådespelerska till en kollektion om mexikanska hästkvinnor som kallas eskaramuzas. "Soooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence vill fira traditionella mexikanska kvinnor ... genom att ha en rik vit kvinna vid namn Jennifer som ansikte utåt för denna kampanj?" skriver Phoebe Robinson, medvärd till HBO show 2 Dope Queens, på Instagram. "Den fräckhet att kalla detta ... modern eftersom det bärs av en vit kvinna är okunnig och äcklig, men tyvärr, inte förvånande." Några kommentatorer på Diors Instagramsida var också ganska upprörda, per USA Today. "Det finns gott om icke-vita modeller som skulle ha kunnat modellera detta vackert utan att bli tillämpbara! "Förbättrare", skrev en. Som tillägg till den kulturella beslagsladdningen gjordes Dior-fotograferingen i Kalifornien snarare än i Mexiko. "Jag kan inte tänka mig ett bättre landskap för att lyfta fram den här kollektionen", sa Lawrence i en video på märkets sociala medier. Men Dior sköt tillbaka: "Det här har inget med Jennifer och backlashen att göra, vilket inte alls är berättigat", berättar en representant för Fox News. "Även, Dior arbetar med mexikanska fotografer och gav åtta mexikanska kvinnliga fotografer i uppdrag att fotografera i Mexiko..." Apropos, har modejätten nu tagit bort Lawrences video från sociala medier och ersatt hennes bilder med bilder av andra modeller som fotograferats i Mexiko av kvinnliga mexikanska fotogen. (Är det rättvist att kritisera kvinnliga celebriteter för att "flärda" deras kroppar på stranden?)
Write an article based on this summary: – Dior has taken a public hit – and snuck a little under pressure – after presenting Jennifer Lawrence in an advertisement for a collection celebrating Mexican culture, reports The Hill. Critics say the French fashion house should have used a Mexican actress for a collection of Mexican horse women called escaramuzas. "Soooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence wants to celebrate traditional Mexican women ... by having a rich white woman named Jennifer face out for this campaign?" writes Phoebe Robinson, co-host of HBO show 2 Dope Queens, on Instagram. "The audacity to call this...the mother because it is borne by a white woman is ignorant and disgusting, but unfortunately, not surprising." Some commentators on Dior's Instagram page were also quite upset, per USA Today. "There are plenty of non-white models that could have modeled this beautifully without becoming applicable! "Improvers," one wrote. In addition to the cultural seizure charge, Dior photography was done in California rather than in Mexico. "I can't imagine a better landscape to highlight this collection," said Lawrence in a video on the brand's social media. But Dior shot back: "This has nothing to do with Jennifer and the backlash, which is not justified at all," says a representative of Fox News. "Even, Dior works with Mexican photographers and commissioned eight Mexican female photographers to photograph in Mexico..." Apropos, the fashion giant has now removed Lawrence's video from social media and replaced her pictures with pictures of other models photographed in Mexico by female Mexican kerosene. (Is it fair to criticize female celebrities for "flame" their bodies on the beach?)
Mexikos inkommande administration har gått med på att stödja en ny politik från Trump Vita huset som skulle kräva att migranter som söker asyl stannar kvar i Mexiko som deras ansökningar behandlas, The Washington Post rapporterade lördag. Mexikanska tjänstemän och högre medlemmar av president-vald Andrés Manuel López Obradors övergångsteam berättade The Post att den inkommande administrationen accepterade planen, kallad “Remain in Mexico”, i en skarp förändring av långvariga asylregler som tillät migranter att lämna in asylansökningar efter inresa i USA antingen lagligt eller olagligt. ADVERTISEMENT “För tillfället har vi gått med på denna politik för kvar i Mexiko,” Olga Sánchez Cordero, Mexikos inkommande inrikesminister och den främsta inrikespolitiska tjänsteman för den valda presidenten, berättade The Post, kallar det en “kortsiktig lösning.” “Den medellånga och långsiktiga lösningen är att människor inte migrerar,” Sánchez Cordero tillade. “Mexiko har öppna armar och allt, men tänk, den ena husvagnen efter den andra, det skulle också vara ett problem för oss.” Varken Vita huset eller departementet för inrikes säkerhet svarade omedelbart på förfrågningar om kommentarer från The Hill. Medan amerikanska tjänstemän berättade The Post att de är försiktiga affären kan falla sönder, de ser det som ett genombrott i förhandlingar med Mexiko som de tror skulle kunna avskräcka ytterligare migration till den södra gränsen. “Sedan det mexikanska presidentvalet i juli har USG arbetat tillsammans med den nuvarande mexikanska regeringen och den tillträdande administrationen av López Obrador för att identifiera och ta itu med gemensamma problem. Dessa inkluderar vår gemensamma önskan att främja gynnsam legitim handel och resor, intresse av att se till att de som reser till våra gränser gör det säkert och ordnat, oro för säkerheten och säkerheten för sårbara migranter, och respekt för varje nations suveränitet, " James McCament, agerar under sekreterare för politik på Department of Homeland Security, sade i ett uttalande till The Hill. “Vi uppskattar ledarskap och partnerskap den mexikanska regeringen har visat på dessa och andra utmanande frågor.” Mänskliga rättigheter förespråkare har uttryckt sitt ogillande av president Trump Donald John TrumpKobach “mycket bekymrad” väljare bedrägeri kan ha hänt i North Carolina Trump Jr. gör narr av Ocasio-Cortez genom att dela meme som föreslår socialister äta hundar Trumps 2020 kampanj kommer att ha sitt huvudkontor på Trump Tower: rapportera Mores hårdföra invandringspolitik, inklusive Återstod i Mexiko plan. De säger att lämna migranter i mexikanska gränsstäder, som har sett intensivt våld som narkotikakarteller slåss mot varandra för att smuggla vägar till USA, sannolikt kommer att äventyra människor. “Vi har inte sett ett specifikt förslag, men någon politik som skulle lämna individer strandsatta i Mexiko skulle oundvikligen sätta människor i fara,” Lee Gelernt, en ACLU advokat vars team har framgångsrikt stämt Trump administration över sin invandring initiativ, berättade The Post. “Administrationen bör koncentrera sig på att tillhandahålla en rättvis och laglig asylprocess i USA snarare än att uppfinna fler och fler sätt att försöka kortsluta det,” tillade han. Nyhet om politiken kommer dagar efter att en federal domare hindrade Trump-administrationen från att blockera asylansökningar från migranter som inte kommer in i USA lagligt. “Vad omfattningen av presidentens auktoritet, han får inte skriva om invandringslagarna för att införa ett villkor som kongressen uttryckligen har förbjudit,” US District Judge Jon Tigar skrev i Kalifornien. – Asylsökande kommer att utsättas för ökad risk för våld och andra skador vid gränsen, och många kommer att berövas meriterande asylansökningar, tillade han. “Regeringen erbjuder inget till stöd för den nya regeln som uppväger behovet av att undvika dessa skador.” Presidenten har fördubblats på sin hårda hållning om invandring och asyl som en grupp av tusentals centralamerikanska migranter tar sig till den södra gränsen, många söker att söka asyl. Han har argumenterat för att karavanen sätter USA på spel eftersom vissa dokumenterade gängmedlemmar är med i gruppen, och går så långt som att skicka tusentals trupper för att försvara gränsen, något som många demokrater och vissa republikanska lagstiftare har kallat onödigt. – Vår militär mobiliseras vid södra gränsen. Många fler trupper kommer. Vi kommer INTE att låta dessa karavaner, som också består av några mycket dåliga ligister och gängmedlemmar, till USA Vår Gräns är helig, måste komma in lagligt. TURN AROUND!” Trump twittrade förra månaden. Vår militär mobiliseras vid södra gränsen. Många fler trupper kommer. Vi kommer INTE att låta dessa karavaner, som också består av några mycket dåliga ligister och gängmedlemmar, till USA Vår Gräns är helig, måste komma in lagligt. Vänd dig om! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 31 oktober 2018 Asylaffären enligt uppgift tog form förra veckan efter ett möte mellan Mexikos tillträdande utrikesminister och amerikanska tjänstemän inklusive inrikessäkerhetsministern Kirstjen Nielsen Kirstjen Michele NielsenLópez Obrador svuret in som Mexikos president Nielsen ber kabinettsavdelningar att skicka civil polis till gränsen mellan USA och Mexiko The Hill's Morning Report — Marknader på kanten över Trump, Xi handelsförhandlingar MER och utrikesminister Mike Pompeo Michael (Mike) Richard PompeoMattis: Utredning om dödandet av Khashoggi pågår The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by T-Mobile — Kongressen att agera snart för att undvika avstängning FN att varna för svältförhållanden i Jemen: rapport MER. Nielsen har länge mött kritik från Trump för att han antas vara för mjuk på invandringen och har kämpat för att behålla sitt jobb sedan tidigare denna månad bland rapporter om att Trump har instruerat sina medhjälpare att han planerar att ersätta henne. Dior kallar bakslaget för att ha Jennifer Lawrence som talesperson för sin mexikaninspirerade Cruise 2019 kollektion "inte alls berättigad." Videor och foton av Lawrence sportsliga och pratande om den nya modelinjen har tagits bort från varumärkets sociala medier. I ett uttalande till Fox News hävdar dock en Dior rep att beslutet att ta ner inläggen inte hade något att göra med bakslaget. "Detta har ingenting att göra med Jennifer och bakslaget, vilket inte alls är motiverat", berättade en representant för varumärket för Fox News i ett uttalande. "Även Dior arbetar med mexikanska fotografer och gav 8 mexikanska kvinnliga fotografer i uppdrag att fotografera i Mexiko för att främja kryssningskollektionen som du kan se på vårt Instagram-konto." Lawrence, som har varit varumärkets talesperson sedan 2012, fanns med i en sedan dess utrangerad video på Instagram där hon diskuterade arvet av samlingen. – En av de främsta inspirationskällorna till denna kollektion är Mexikos traditionella kvinnliga ryttare, säger hon, enligt Teen Vogue. “Så jag är verkligen glad att denna samling tittar på och firar dessa kvinnors arv genom en sådan modern lins.” Men fans var snabba att notera att Lawrence, en vit kvinna, inte nödvändigtvis är den bästa talespersonen för en samling inspirerad av mexikanskt arv. Många ifrågasatte också Lawrences avslöjande att skottlossningen för kampanjen ägde rum i Kalifornien och inte Mexiko. Dior har sedan dess tagit bort Lawrences videointervju på samlingen samt bilder på henne sportande kläderna. De har verkligen ersatts med andra modeller i bilder gjorda av kvinnliga mexikanska fotografer i Mexiko. Jennifer Lawrence svarade inte omedelbart på Fox News begäran om kommentar. Motreaktionen mot situationen fortsätter dock. — Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence vill fira traditionella mexikanska kvinnliga ryttare genom en “modern lins” ... genom att ha en rik vit kvinna som heter Jennifer vara ansiktet utåt för denna kampanj? Och som om de inte kunde tänka sig ett bättre landskap att skjuta än i Kalifornien?! Hmm, jag vet inte, kanske... som... skjuta... i... Mexiko... med... en... mexikansk... skådespelerska som Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, eller många andra. Men jag antar att de alla var otillgängliga, så du var tvungen att gå med Jennifer Lawrence, "skrev Phoebe Robinson, medvärd till den populära podcasten "2 Dope Queens," eka känslan hos många som ursprungligen kommenterade inlägget. "Den röde sparvstjärnan Jennifer Lawrence avslöjar att hon kommer att tillbringa nästa år med att resa runt i USA för att försöka få unga människor engagerade på lokal nivå." (Feb. 27) AP 4 mars 2018; Hollywood, CA, USA; Jennifer Lawrence anländer till 90:e Oscarsgalan på Dolby Theatre. Obligatorisk kredit: Dan MacMedan-USA IDAG NÄTVERK (Via lyDrop) (Foto: Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA IDAGSNÄTVERK) Jennifer Lawrence och Dior tar lite värme för en annonskampanj som innehåller kläder inspirerade av mexikanska kvinnor men har inga mexikanska kvinnor. Annonsen visar Lawrence, en Oscarsbelönad skådespelerska, modellerar utstuderade klänningar och utsmyckade broderade handväskor skapade för att likna stilen hos escaramuza ryttare men med en "modern" kant. Escaramuza är ett kvinnligt ryttarlag i den traditionella mexikanska rodeon känd som charrería. "En av de viktigaste inspirationsämnena för denna kollektion är Mexikos traditionella kvinnliga ryttare. Så jag är verkligen glad att denna samling tittar på och firar dessa kvinnors arv genom en sådan modern lins, säger Lawrence i Dior annons. "Vi har skjutit på en vacker ranch i Kalifornien med böljande kullar, och jag kan inte tänka mig ett bättre landskap för att lyfta fram denna samling." Mer: Paris Jackson ber om ursäkt för Harper's Bazaar Singapore cover backlash More: Gigi Hadid, 'Vogue Italia' ber om ursäkt för att ha mörknat modellens hudton Men vissa tror inte att den hyllar kulturen alls. Phoebe Robinson, medspelare i den populära podcasten "2 Dope Queens", delade Lawrences annons till Instagram på tisdagen som kallar den "ovärdig och äcklig." Robinson – vars podcast innehåller kvinnliga komiker, komiker av färg och HBTQ-komiker – slog igen Dior och Lawrence för att ha försökt hylla mexikanska ryttare "genom att ha en rik vit kvinna vid namn Jennifer vara ansiktet utåt för denna kampanj." Så här stod det i inlägget: Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrencewanna hyllar traditionella mexikanska kvinnliga ryttare genom en “modern lins” ... genom att ha en rik vit kvinna vid namn Jennifer vara ansiktet utåt för denna kampanj? Och som om de inte kunde tänka sig ett bättre landskap att skjuta än i Kalifornien?! Hmm, jag vet inte, kanske... som... skjuta... i... Mexiko... med... en... mexikansk... skådespelerska som Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, eller många andra. Men jag antar att de alla var otillgängliga, så du var tvungen att gå med Jennifer Lawrence. Den djärvhet att kalla detta (expletiv) moderna eftersom det bärs av en vit kvinna är okunnig och äcklig, men tyvärr inte förvånande. Kommentera nedan med mexikanska designers jag bör stödja och ge mina dockor till, heauxes, eftersom detta boo boo (expletive) Ricky Halloween butik mexikanska cosplay är inte sylt. Från och med onsdag morgon hade Instagram-posten mer än 9 000 gillande och hundratals kommentarer som gick med på att annonsen är en form av kulturanslag. Dior postade sex annonser till sitt Instagram-konto mellan 25-26 oktober som också drog dussintals kritiska kommentarer. "Du borde använda en mexikansk kvinna och mexikansk natur för att dra nytta av mexikansk kulturell inspiration", kommenterade en person Diors inlägg. "Så du gick igenom hela processen av denna samling utan att tänka hmm, kanske detta borde skjutas i Mexiko, med en uhhh jag inte vet ... mexikansk modell?" En annan kommentar. "Varför är en vit kvinna som modellerar latinx/mexikanskt inspirerat mode? Det finns gott om icke-vita modeller som skulle ha kunnat modellera detta vackert utan att bli tillämpbara! #dobetter", skrev en av många arga människor på Instagram. Mer: 10 djärva karriärrisker Jennifer Lawrence har tagit på sig "The Hunger Games" 10-årsjubileum Mer: Jennifer Lawrence om nakenhet, sägande "nej" till selfies och "Röd Sparrow" En person kommenterade att trots bristen på känslighet, annonsen åtminstone rusade samtal om en sällan omnämnd aspekt av mexikansk historia. Dior-serien av mexikansk-inspirerad couture av den italienska designern Maria Grazia Chiuri, Diors första kvinnliga creative director, slog igenom i en maj-modeshow kallad "Diorodeo." "Eskaramuzerna är traditionella mexikanska kvinnliga ryttare som har gjort anspråk på rätten att delta i charreadan — en ryttarpraktik att utföra flera utmanande rutiner inför en folkmassa — precis som de manliga ryttarna gör", enligt Diors hemsida. Lawrence skrev på som ansiktet på Diors nya parfym i juni och har varit varumärkesambassadör för det europeiska lyxvaruföretaget sedan 2012. Lawrence, en Louisville infödd, syftar på att växa upp omgiven av hästkapplöpning i en av Dior-annonserna, och säger: "Jag växte upp med ridhästar, så för mig påminner det om en tid före rädsla, och frihet." Det här är inte första gången den 27-åriga skådespelerskan granskas för kulturell okänslighet. Folk på sociala medier gav sig på Lawrence för att ha upprepat en historia om att gnugga sin rumpa på heliga stenar på Hawaii medan de filmade en av "The Hunger Games"-filmerna, rapporterade BBC 2016. Bidragande: Kirby Adams Läs eller dela denna historia: https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2018/11/14/jennifer-lawrence-dior-ad-slammed-mexikanska-kultur-appropriation/2000718002/ ^^ "Arkiverade kopian".
Mexico's incoming administration has agreed to support a new policy from the Trump White House that would require migrants seeking asylum to remain in Mexico as their applications are being processed, The Washington Post reported Saturday. Mexican officials and senior members of President-Elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador's transition team told The Post that the incoming administration accepted the plan, called “Remain in Mexico”, in a sharp change in long-term asylum rules that allowed migrants to file asylum applications after entering the United States either legally or illegally. ADVERTISEMENT “For the moment we have agreed to this policy for leftover in Mexico,” Olga Sánchez Cordero, Mexico’s incoming interior minister and the main domestic policy official for the elected president, told The Post, calling it a “short-term solution.” “The medium-term and long-term solution is that people do not migrate,” Sánchez Cordero added. “Mexico has open arms and everything, but think, one caravan after another, that would also be a problem for us.” Neither the White House nor the Department of Homeland Security immediately responded to requests for comments from The Hill. 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These include our common desire to promote favorable legitimate trade and travel, interest in ensuring that those travelling to our borders make it safe and orderly, concern for the security and security of vulnerable migrants, and respect for each nation's sovereignty," James McCament, acting under secretary of politics at the Department of Homeland Security, said in a statement to The Hill. “We appreciate leadership and partnership the Mexican government has demonstrated these and other challenging issues.” Human rights advocates have expressed their disapproval of President Trump Donald John TrumpKobach “very concerned” voter fraud may have happened in North Carolina Trump Jr. making fun of Ocasio-Cortez by sharing meme that suggests socialists eat dogs Trump’s 2020 campaign will have its headquarters at Trump Tower: reporting Mores hardline immigration policy, including the Remaining in Mexico plan. They say leaving migrants in Mexican border cities, who have seen intense violence like drug cartels fighting each other to smuggle roads to the United States, is likely to endanger people. “We haven’t seen a specific proposal, but any policy that would leave individuals stranded in Mexico would inevitably put people at risk,” Lee Gelernt, an ACLU lawyer whose team has successfully sued Trump administration over its immigration initiative, told The Post. “Administration should concentrate on providing a fair and legal asylum process in the United States rather than inventing more and more ways to try to short-circuit it,” he added. News of the policy comes days after a federal judge prevented the Trump administration from blocking asylum applications from migrants who do not enter the United States legally. “What the extent of the President’s authority, he may not write about the immigration laws to impose a condition that Congress has expressly prohibited,” US District Judge Jon Tigar wrote in California. “Asylum applicants will be exposed to increased risk of violence and other injuries at the border, and many will be deprived of qualifying asylum applications,” he added. “The government offers nothing in support of the new rule that outweighs the need to avoid these injuries.” The president has doubled his harsh stance on immigration and asylum as a group of thousands of Central American migrants make their way to the southern border, many are seeking asylum. He has argued that the caravan puts the United States at risk because some documented gang members are in the group, going as far as sending thousands of troops to defend the border, something many Democrats and some Republican lawmakers have called unnecessary. - Our military is being mobilized at the southern border. Many more troops are coming. We will NOT allow these caravans, which also consist of some very bad thugs and gang members, to the United States Our Border is sacred, must enter legally. TURN AROUND!” Trump tweeted last month. Our military is being mobilized on the southern border. Many more troops are coming. We will NOT allow these caravans, which also consist of some very bad thugs and gang members, to the United States Our Border is sacred, must enter legally. Turn around! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 31, 2018 The asylum deal reportedly took shape last week after a meeting between Mexico's incoming foreign minister and U.S. officials including Interior Security Minister Kirstjen Nielsen Kirstjen Michele NielsenLópez Obrador sworn in as Mexico's President Nielsen asks cabinet departments to send civilian police to the US-Mexico border The Hill's Morning Report — Markets on the edge of Trump, Xi trade negotiations MORE and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Michael (Mike) Richard PompeoMattis: Investigation into the killing of Khashoggi ongoing The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by T-Mobile — The Congress to act soon to avoid suspension UN warning of famine conditions in Yemen: report MER. Nielsen has long faced criticism from Trump for supposedly being too soft on immigration and has struggled to keep his job since earlier this month among reports that Trump has instructed his associates that he plans to replace her. Dior calls the setback to have Jennifer Lawrence as a spokesperson for her Mexican-inspired Cruise 2019 collection "ineligible at all." Videos and photos of Lawrence sporting and talking about the new fashion line have been removed from the brand's social media. However, in a statement to Fox News, a Dior rope claims that the decision to take down the posts had nothing to do with the setback. "This has nothing to do with Jennifer and the setback, which is not justified at all," a brand representative told Fox News in a statement. "Even Dior works with Mexican photographers and commissioned 8 Mexican female photographers to photograph in Mexico to promote the cruise collection that you can see on our Instagram account." Lawrence, who has been the trademark spokesperson since 2012, was featured in a since then decommissioned video on Instagram where she discussed the legacy of the collection. “One of the main sources of inspiration for this collection is Mexico’s traditional female riders,” she says, according to Teen Vogue. “So I’m really happy that this collection is watching and celebrating these women’s heritage through such a modern lens.” But fans were quick to note that Lawrence, a white woman, is not necessarily the best spokesperson for a collection inspired by Mexican heritage. Many also questioned Lawrence's disclosure that the shooting for the campaign took place in California and not Mexico. Dior has since removed Lawrence's video interview on the collection as well as pictures of her sporting clothes. They have really been replaced with other models in pictures made by female Mexican photographers in Mexico. Jennifer Lawrence did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment. However, the reaction to the situation continues. — Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrence wants to celebrate traditional Mexican female riders through a “modern lens” ... by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign? And as if they couldn't imagine a better landscape to shoot than in California?! Hmm, I don't know, maybe... like... shoot... in... Mexico... with... a... Mexican... actress like Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, or many others. But I guess they were all unavailable, so you had to go with Jennifer Lawrence," wrote Phoebe Robinson, co-host of the popular podcast "2 Dope Queens," echoing the feeling of many who originally commented on the post. "Red sparrow star Jennifer Lawrence reveals she will spend next year traveling around the United States trying to get young people engaged at local level." (Feb. 27) AP March 4, 2018; Hollywood, CA, United States; Jennifer Lawrence arrives at the 90th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre. Compulsory credit: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK (Via lyDrop) (Photo: Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK) Jennifer Lawrence and Dior take some heat for an advertising campaign that includes clothes inspired by Mexican women but has no Mexican women. The ad shows Lawrence, an Academy Award-winning actress, models elaborate dresses and ornate embroidered handbags created to resemble the style of escaramuza riders but with a "modern" edge. Escaramuza is a female equestrian team in the traditional Mexican rodeon known as charrería. "One of the most important inspirations for this collection is Mexico's traditional female riders. So I'm really happy that this collection is watching and celebrating these women's heritage through such a modern lens," says Lawrence in Dior ad. "We've shot at a beautiful ranch in California with rolling hills, and I can't imagine a better landscape to highlight this collection." More: Paris Jackson apologizes for Harper's Bazaar Singapore cover backlash More: Gigi Hadid, 'Vogue Italia' apologizes for darkening the model's skin tone But some do not think it celebrates culture at all. Phoebe Robinson, co-star of the popular podcast "2 Dope Queens", shared Lawrence's advertisement for Instagram on Tuesday calling it "unworthy and disgusting." Robinson—whose podcast contains female comedians, comedians of color and LGBT comedians—slapped Dior and Lawrence for trying to pay tribute to Mexican riders "by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign." This is what it said in the post: Lol. Wut?! Sooooooooo, #Dior & #JenniferLawrencewanna celebrates traditional Mexican female riders through a “modern lens” ... by having a rich white woman named Jennifer be the face of this campaign? And as if they couldn't imagine a better landscape to shoot than in California?! Hmm, I don't know, maybe... like... shoot... in... Mexico... with... a... Mexican... actress like Salma Hayek, Karla Souza, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Eva Longoria, or many others. But I guess they were all unavailable, so you had to go with Jennifer Lawrence. The boldness to call this (expletive) modern because it is worn by a white woman is ignorant and disgusting, but unfortunately not surprising. Comment below with Mexican designers I should support and give my dolls to, heauxes, because this boo boo (explicit) Ricky Halloween store Mexican cosplay is not jam. As of Wednesday morning, the Instagram post had more than 9,000 approvals and hundreds of comments agreeing that the advertisement is a form of cultural appropriation. Dior posted six ads to his Instagram account between October 25-26 which also drew dozens of critical comments. "You should use a Mexican woman and Mexican nature to take advantage of Mexican cultural inspiration," commented one person Dior's post. "So you went through the entire process of this collection without thinking hmm, maybe this should be shot in Mexico, with an uhhh I don't know ... Mexican model?" Another comment. "Why is a white woman modeling Latinx/Mexican inspired fashion? There are plenty of non-white models that could have modeled this beautifully without being applicable! #dobetter", one of many angry people wrote on Instagram. More: 10 bold career risks Jennifer Lawrence has taken on "The Hunger Games" 10th anniversary More: Jennifer Lawrence on nudity, saying "no" to selfies and "Red Sparrow" One person commented that despite the lack of sensitivity, the ad at least rushed talks about a rarely mentioned aspect of Mexican history. The Dior series of Mexican-inspired couture by Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior's first female creative director, broke through in a May fashion show called "Diorodeo." "The Eskaramuzes are traditional Mexican female riders who have claimed the right to participate in charreadan — an equestrian practice to perform several challenging routines before a crowd — just as the male riders do," according to Dior's website. Lawrence signed on as the face of Dior's new perfume in June and has been the brand ambassador of the European luxury goods company since 2012. Lawrence, a Louisville native, refers to growing up surrounded by horse racing in one of the Dior ads, saying, "I grew up with horseback riding horses, so to me it reminds me of a time before fear, and freedom." This is not the first time the 27-year-old actress has been examined for cultural insensitivity. People on social media went after Lawrence for repeating a story about rubbing their butt on sacred stones in Hawaii while filming one of the "The Hunger Games" films, BBC reported in 2016. Contributing: Kirby Adams Read or share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2018/11/14/jennifer-lawrence-dior-ad-slammed-Mexican-culture-appropriation/2000718002/