Reflection: How toxic is Black hair care? | Oakland Local
As founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, Garvey refused advertisements for products to lighten the skin and straighten the hair of African Americans in The Negro World, the association’s, or UNIA’s, newspaper. That was “back in the day” – between 1918 and 1933 – when the paper had a circulation estimated at close to 200,000 per week. During the 1960s, Black Power and Black Pride proponents ushered in “naturals” and “afro” hairstyles. In between shouts of ‘Right On’ and ‘Power to the People,’ many of these proponents declared that the hair straightening process was damaging to the brains of African Americans. Though speaking figuratively, from a literal standpoint they may have actually been on to something. Since the 1970s, when America’s environmental...
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Im so tired idk if I care..I'm so tired I have black hair. I wonder if I fart will I smell it in the air..I'm do tired.
long hair don't care !
yes , i'm black -___- ... 
Black Girl Hair is Hard to Take Care Of.
Pretty brown skin, long black hair ..& she know they talking but she never gon’ care !
