Upbraiding Tradition is a performative gesture of rejection. This ceremony will involve a group of young Korean women who have been raised to accept the notion of male dominance within the traditional family structure. These women will dress in traditional Korean white gowns called Sang-boks and tie their hair into Daeng'gi Meori braids that will drag upon the ground behind them. They will walk slowly towards the Hudson River where each will chop off her braid, preserving it in a glass jar as a trophy or relic.