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Amara La Negra: Black Women's Hair Choices Are None of Your Business
Amara La Negra shares her journey of embracing her natural hair and her thoughts on the policing of Black women's hair.
This National CROWN Day, Black women are loving their natural hair — and now there’s data to prove it
A new study from BLK’s #FreeYourCrown campaign highlights how women embracing curls, coils, and confidence like never before.
BLK Launches ‘Free Your Crown’ Campaign In Celebration Of Black Women And Natural Hair
In a celebration of Black women and natural hair, dating app BLK has launched the "Free Your Crown" campaign for self love ...
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This tale of a dark magic nonbinary hairfluencer is taking the internet by storm
When a truly juicy piece of queer lore starts circulating online, we consider ourselves duty-bound to report on it. Today, ...
‘The Bear’ Crewmember Breaks Silence On Crucial Season 4 Character: Carmy’s Hair
One of the standout lines from season 4 of The Bear is when Ayo Edebiri’s Sydney exclaims that it’s time to address “the ...
Exclusive: Holly Black's ‘Thief of Night’ Excerpt Jumps Us Back to Charlie Hall's New Life With Red
The sequel to ‘Book of Night’ is ready to take us back into the shadows.
‘I am worried my baby is too bald’ and other anxieties we tried to solve with products – so you don’t have to
TV writers and mentally fragile mums Alex Lee and Humyara Mahbub bought dumb things in the postpartum haze. Here’s how to ...
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Stitch review: Irene Kelleher shines in dark tale set on Cork's Shandon Street
Watching a play set at the spookiest time of the year, performed in a dark and gloomy old shop, on the day of the summer ...
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The Black hair industry imports products from China. Here's what tariffs mean for braids and wigs - TheGrio
The global Black hair care industry was worth about $3.2 billion in 2023, according to market.us, and Black women spend six times more on hair care than other ethnicities.
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Here’s what tariffs mean for the Black hair industry – NBC Bay Area
The global Black hair care industry was worth about $3.2 billion in 2023, according to market.us, and Black women spend six times more on hair care than other ethnicities.