[Op Ed] I’m a White Mom With Biracial Children, and What I Do With Their Hair Is No One’s Business
Writer Maria Guido is fed up with random folks approaching her with advice on how to care for the natural hair of her own children.
Writer Maria Guido is fed up with random folks approaching her with advice on how to care for the natural hair of her own children.
A few days ago, actress Teyonah Parris shared the following image on her instagram page: Representation Matters. A photo posted by Teyonah Parris (@teyonahparris) on
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Yes, yes ya’ll. Raven-Symoné has opened her mouth yet again to let us know exactly how she feels about race. The Empire guest star has been
Editors Note: This post has been amended to reflect this episode of The Winx Club never aired on the Nickelodeon network in the U.S. The character featured
Season 7 of the Real Housewives of Atlanta just heated up…but not in the way you might think. During a bedroom discussion around their dwindling
Hot on the tail of Bonnet-gate 2015 with Real Housewives of Atlanta couple Todd and Kandi, we decided it would be nice to have a real world opinion
No, this isn’t a headline from The Onion, it’s an actual piece Essence Magazine chose to post! The article has since been taken down, the
Shea Moisture usually trends on social media because of their infamous BOGO Free sales that cycle through stores like CVS, Walgreens, Target, and Ulta. This
by Christina and Elle When salon brands state their products aren’t guaranteed to be authentic unless purchased from an authorized retailer, I thought that they were
Several weeks ago, while doing some promo for a new film, Anthony Mackie shared some views on locs that had the internet in uproar for a
Read Chapter I here. The title of the last article caused so much discussion that it overshadowed the disconnect between itself and the post
NOTE: Though the word “texture” is actually a term that describes strand thickness (i.e., fine vs. medium vs. thick), it is sometimes loosely used in place
By Taisha Feldhaus When you go to the doctor you expect many things: sitting in a waiting room thumbing through old magazines, getting your blood