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The Frant: What we can learn from #KimOhNo

Published 21 February 2019, 10:00 am
Kim K got dragged this week for trying to trademark the word ‘Kimono’ for her new line of shapewear. While it got the country of Japan up in arms, it also prompted Jan Fran to jump into the murky and potentially probbo world of what constitutes cultural appropriation.
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