Hair and Cultural Appropriation

Some things fit into the category of cultural appropriation, but hair 
isn't one of them. When a white person wears dreadlocks, cornrows,

box braids, Bantu knots, or anything past two pigtails, it shouldn't

be a big deal. White people aren't getting upset about black people

wearing straight hairstyles, or getting straight human hair weaved 

into their kinky hair.

It's petty to be bothered when you see a white person wearing a 

black hairstyle. Even if the hairstyle originated in Africa, that 

doesn't mean it's off limits to white people. It's hair! There are

more important issues going on in this world. If you want to 

change something, first change your state of mind. And if you 

want to get upset about something, get upset about public health, 

global warming, human rights, and the justice system.

We live in a world where we need to come together. We need to 

accept each other for who we are, and our diversities. Different

races and ethnicities should be able to get along, and share their

differences and similarities in harmony.