For the reader to understand that braids are a metaphor; a path, memory and creative impulse that is transferred from generation to generation.- Specifically looking at the African diaspora community (1st generation)- Look at a specific geographical place (i.e. exploring how the practice of hair braiding is able to transfer knowledge and cultural heritage links for 1st generation African diasporas in Perth, Australia).- 5 peer-reviewed sources only (look at the files for further instructions on assessment).- Highlight the background of hair braiding practises as a form of intangible cultural heritage.
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