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Prom is the biggest night for many high school students. For four years, teens look forward to the chance to get dolled up and end their “high school experience” with their closest friends.
While prom is exciting for everyone, many girls look forward to picking out a stunning dress, getting their hair and makeup done, and slaying. One Twitter user is going viral for her choice in prom dress–which has some people online pretty angry.
Keziah Daum, an 18-year-old senior from Wood Cross, Utah, told BuzzFeed that she picked out her prom dress from a vintage store in Salt Lake City.

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After Keziah shared photos on her Twitter profile, the tweet went viral when some people began calling the high schooler out for “appropriating Chinese culture.”

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Many claimed that she was exploiting a cultural dress for her prom.

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Some people said the photos from Keziah’s prom were also offensive.

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Others brought up the fact that when some wear cultural clothing, they are targeted.

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But, many others saw absolutely nothing wrong with her choice of dress.

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But, Keziah stood her ground and said she wouldn’t delete her memorable photos because people were offended.

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