The Natural Hair Movement, which occurred in the 1960s, brings to mind Black women sporting large afros, fighting for equality during the Civil Rights Movement. But the most recent...
The CROWN Act is an important first step in fighting race–based hair discrimination—but there’s still a lot of work to be done.
The hair on my head is my crown and a representation of a journey I made to reclaim my identity.
Earlier this year, with non-essential businesses closed, many of us were forced to do our own hair - maybe even for the very first time...
Navigating natural hair care as a student
For a long period of time, African-American women desired to have the long, flowing straight hair that we weren’t born with. Our curls,...