A white woman who claimed to be the 'Queen of Congee' apologized following criticism of cultural appropriation but continues to sell her 'improved' version of the Asian dish

A white woman who claimed to be the 'Queen of Congee' apologized following criticism of cultural appropriation but continues to sell her 'improved' version of the Asian dish
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Karen Taylor, who claimed to be the "Queen of Congee," is under fire after critics accused her of cultural appropriation.
In a now-updated blog post, she said her brand Breakfast Cure sold a "modernized adaption" of the dish "that doesn't seem foreign."
The company has since apologized, saying they "fell short of supporting and honoring the Asian American community."
A white woman from Oregon who dubbed herself the "Queen of Congee" apologized after receiving criticism for cultural appropriation. But her company continues to sell what they claim to be an "improved" version of the Asian dish.

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