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Druidry can be practiced without focusing on Celtic deities. Paths like the OBOD allow you to worship whichever deities you wish.
As to it being cultural appropriation if it's an important topic to you, you wouldn't be appropriating as Druidry is not a closed culture thing. The original Druids died out long ago, and anyone is welcome to follow it and/or worship Celtic deities if they so please. While most people are drawn to it as they feel it connects them with their heritage, all the big Druidry organizations explicitly discuss accepting everyone regardless of their gender, race, sexual orientation. You're welcome to explore Druidry, as is everyone :) We're a spirituality that focuses on helping nature and mankind afterall.
Also Wicca and Druidry are very similar in quite a few ways, even their founders were friends. There's a path called Druidcraft that incorporates both. If you look into Druidcraft you'll find there's a book of the same name that helps you learn about it and get started.
If you have any questions I'd be happy to help as best I can :)
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