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She's right about sharing culture.
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But the braiding of hair started in the Celtic/Baltic region. And no, we're not mad about them using it.....🤣🤣🤣

Who has time to worry about others and how they wear their hair.

This is all I’ve got to say about people who want to divide other people and police other cultures. C’mon now.

True

The Vikings were braiding their hair before they ever saw a black person. The ancient Celts were also known for their long hair and elaborate braids.

Plus, French braids, and Nordic dreadlocks predates them. But 🤷♂️

Viking women wore braids too

Correct and so did the men, they would do their hair and beards. The hair was braided under their helmets and the beard just before battle.

Coming from a culture that often embraces wigs and weaves to mirror Eurocentric beauty standards, that criticism feels a bit misplaced. Maybe focus on self-awareness before casting stones.

Cornrows actually started with the Vikings
