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Because, at that time, I did not have a good understanding of the culture behind the style.

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So, at first, I started by searching numerous tutorials about braiding. I was so impressed and thought they are magnificent. That encouraged me to search clips about its history and meanings besides simple tutorials. I was born and raised in South Korea in my whole life, so I had to turn on the captions and search words on the dictionary to understand those clips.

Then, I learned the word 'cultural appropriation. She explained: "I decided to put myself in a similar scenario. What if people from different cultures start calling Han-bok traditional Korean clothing with a wrong name, not knowing crap about it. However, if people of other cultures are interested in Han-bok and learn about it with respect, I would think there's nothing wrong about it.

I'm not saying this is always right. It is just my opinion. I was pondering about how can I respectfully wear the style. I don't think I have a right to define if nonblack people can wear box braids or not. I think only black people have a right to do so. Right now, many people of diverse ethnicity are residing in South Korea, but still, many Koreans recognize Korea as a racially homogenous nation," she explained.

In South Korea, there are plenty of people trying box braids or dreadlocks, but they barely discuss the issue of cultural appropriation. Here are some links of videos I referenced. Looking ahead, the YouTuber is hopeful for a time where culture is freely exchanged with careful consideration.

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