Yeah, I'm gonna tap out here. Cute manga but I'm not a fan of this cornrows plotline, there is cultural significance behind the hairstyle not just 'street style'. They have been used across Africa for a long time, and even when slaves were taken, they were used to store information (escape routes) and food like grains escaping, to see it reduced to just 'street style' is more personal for me.
Imagine if people referred to Kimono's as random exotic clothes, would be disrespectful to the Japanese, yet they have no problem being slightly racists to others. Cute manga but I personally cannot overlook this. I'm only putting this here cause I think it's something worth saying even tho I know the fandom of a manga is likely to insult me over this. But hey, if at least one person learns then I'm happy (they don't even have to stop reading the manga, as far as they know it's more than just a 'cool street hairstyle' with significant cultural context behind it, I'm happy).