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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2017 · 4 MIN

Graceful Black Women And Their Hair

from New School: Arts & Culture

Hair is considered an expression of both culture, and identity. While there are black women who choose to wear their hair natural to embrace their blackness, there are also black women who choose to wear weaves or straighten their hair. New School students Mecca Withers Russell and Tatiana Glover discuss why wearing a weave or straightening one's hair does not limit one's black pride.

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