Reflections of my (r)evolution manifesting in my hair...
This is all quite interesting to me.Here the concept has never been an issue, I wouldn't even know 'good' hair if it hit me in the face!Maybe it's cos so few of us are mixed race? Thanks for these kinds of posts!
Here it can be quit a touchy subject. We may have problems with light and dark skinned African Americans. It may be "good hair" "bad hair" or whatever. A lot of the mine set comes from slavery. There is a really good book called "Hairstories". It is really good. Here we don't even know where in the huge continent of African our ancestors come from. We are the only people that identify with a continent, because we have no idea where we come from. I am going to have a DNA test done. All that to say hair is a big deal here to say the least.
This was very interesting. But I got a little upset because it seems like straight hair is still considered "good hair", when the truth is, our natural hair is good too. I hope that people do learn something from this documentary. Great post!
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This is all quite interesting to me.Here the concept has never been an issue, I wouldn't even know 'good' hair if it hit me in the face!Maybe it's cos so few of us are mixed race? Thanks for these kinds of posts!
Here it can be quit a touchy subject. We may have problems with light and dark skinned African Americans. It may be "good hair" "bad hair" or whatever. A lot of the mine set comes from slavery. There is a really good book called "Hairstories". It is really good. Here we don't even know where in the huge continent of African our ancestors come from. We are the only people that identify with a continent, because we have no idea where we come from. I am going to have a DNA test done. All that to say hair is a big deal here to say the least.
This was very interesting. But I got a little upset because it seems like straight hair is still considered "good hair", when the truth is, our natural hair is good too. I hope that people do learn something from this documentary. Great post!
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