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Kim Kardashian West debuted long braids for the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Saturday, showing off her new look on Twitter.

People are accusing her of cultural appropriation, thanks to her new hairstyle.

This isn't the first time Kardashian has been accused of this, and although some fans love her new hair, others are outraged.

Kim Kardashian is no stranger to receiving hate on the internet every time she changes up her look, but this time people are seriously offended by her latest hairstyle. Before appearing on the red carpet when the MTV Movie & TV Awards were taped on Saturday, Kardashian debuted long Fulani braids , and now, people are accusing her of cultural appropriation - .

Kardashian initially showed off her new hairdo on Twitter, where she shared a brief video of herself sporting the braids.

-Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) June 17, 2018

She didn't include a caption with her video, but she didn't need to; people wasted no time voicing their frustration.

Many of her followers didn't hesitate to call her out for appropriating black culture, with some mentioning that after living her life in the spotlight for so long, she should know better by now.

-BBQ Sauce (@bigbrownqueer) June 17, 2018

-N A O M I (@hfwavey) June 17, 2018

In fact, one person even pointed out the hypocrisy in Kardashian wearing braids in the same week that her daughter, North, wore her naturally curly hair straight to celebrate her birthday.

-Shae. (@spookyshae) June 17, 2018

However, others were there to defend Kardashian, saying that by her wearing braids, she's showing her half-black children that they should appreciate their own hairstyles instead of being pressured to conform to white beauty standards.

-Hell's Angel (@EAT_thisTWEET) June 18, 2018

This isn't the first time Kardashian has been accused of cultural appropriation. Back in January, Kardashian called her cornrows "Bo Derek braids," attributing them to the white actress rather than acknowledging their African roots. In 2017, Kardashian was accused of using blackface to promote her KKW cosmetics line when her skin was darkened in editing to create a "moody" feel to the photo.

And perhaps most notably, was inspired by a photo taken for a 1982 book called Jungle Fever. Her new hairstyle is just the latest in a long line of instances of accused cultural appropriation, but Kardashian's famous Paper Magazine cover styling her hair in braids has remained part of her regular beauty rotation.

So far, Kardashian has yet to respond to these particular cultural appropriation accusations herself.

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Kim Kardashian wore her hair in cornrows again - and she's being accused of cultural appropriation

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Kim Kardashian is under fire again for wearing her hair in tight cornrow braids to the 2018 MTV Movie and TV awards. Fans are accusing her of cultural appropriation, though some have come to her defense. This, of course, isn't the first time.

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How the Kansas City Chiefs got their name, and why it's so controversial

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NFL's Kansas City Chiefs, one of several American sports teams that copy Native American imagery and traditions, will take the field for Super Bowl LIV. How did the team, which was founded in 1959, come to have such a loaded name? And why does the practice of such cultural appropriation still endure?

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Pictured is Bonnie Whiting, the Chair of Percussion Studies at the UW School of Music, during her week spent in Ashgabat working with musicians of the State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan.

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