Bantu knots are a popular hairstyle among black women and have become a symbol of black culture.
Bantu knots are a hairstyle commonly worn by people of African descent. The style involves twisting sections of hair into small knots, creating a pattern on the scalp. Bantu knots are a traditional African hairstyle that has been passed down through generations and is still popular today.Read More »Bantu Knots
Twin sisters Deanna and Mya Scott, 15, were punished because the school’s dress code says braid extensions aren’t allowed.
The Crown Act is a legislative initiative that stands for “Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair.” As a black person, I can say that hair has always been a vital part of the African American community, and the Crown Act is essential for protecting our hair and preserving our cultural identity.Read More »Crown Act
Dreadlocks are often seen as a celebration of natural Black hair and a rejection of Eurocentric beauty standards.
Dreadlocks, or dreads, are a hairstyle in which the hair is matted and twisted together to form long, ropelike strands. This hairstyle has cultural and historical significance for many Black people around the world.Read More »Dreadlocks
The concept of good hair has its roots in the historical legacy of slavery and colonization.
Good hair refers to hair that is perceived as meeting societal beauty standards, often characterized by being straight or loosely curled, easily manageable, and conforming to Eurocentric norms. It is essential to note that the concept of good hair is deeply influenced by historical and systemic racism, and its impact extends beyond personal preference or beauty ideals.Read More »Good Hair