Michigan Group Launches "National Pretty Brown Girl Day": Would You Support?
I was browsing online when I spotted this article about a Michigan group that is launching National Pretty Brown Girl Day on February 25; Aubriana
I was browsing online when I spotted this article about a Michigan group that is launching National Pretty Brown Girl Day on February 25; Aubriana
Blogger DailyCurlz submitted this clip from a recent episode of Desperate Housewives. Renee, played by actress Vanessa Williams, is upset that her hair is ‘fro’ed
President Barack Obama and a young Malia Six guests recently had the opportunity to share a private dinner with Barack and Michelle Obama, as part
Ah going natural. It’s an exciting time. So much optimism, so much promise. And then reality sets in. Now we all know that natural hair
Via AdireAfricanTextiles.blogspot.com These images are from two series of postcards produced between 1900 and 1910 by the photographer F.W.H Arkhurst in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast.
This picture has been circulating around the web and it is quite impressive. To be clear, it is photoshopped. Michelle Obama does not wear her
Lately there’s been quite a bit of discussion in the comment box about what being natural is and is not. We decided to parse out
On the left is an image from Vogue’s Haute Mess editorial. On the right is the photo that inspired it. By LJ Knight of YeahSheSaidIt.com Sistas,
By Marques Travae of BlackWomenofBrazil.com The secretary of state of the northeastern state of Maranhão is investigating an alleged crime of racism against a 19-year
By LJ Knight of YeahSheSaidIt.com I normally don’t pay any attention to the ramblings of professional celebrity scoffer Wendy Williams. After all, she is known
Via NaturallyCurly.com Whether it’s activist Angela Davis’s Afro or hip-hop diva Lil’ Kim’s “weave of the week,” black hair has long had the power to
A new study is making waves in the hair community for linking relaxers to uterine fibroid tumors. Check out the video and let us know
There was a discussion recently on the HuffingtonPost.com about whether the rise in natural hair spells the end of black salon culture. The author, Cassandra
London based photographer Obi Nwokedi posed Black barbies and Ken dolls into 54 frames detailing a Nigerian wedding!! The work is intricate and the concept