Black hair is more than just strands of keratin. The afros, locs, braids, twists, and Bantu knots are a cultural archive, a political statement, and a source of culture and pride. Black hair is time ...

Sherald’s oeuvre so far is singular in its advancement of the American Realist tradition of artists such as Edward Hopper, ...

For generations, African American hair braiding ... meticulously weaving stories into hair, usually in community settings that bonded generations of women together. When Africans were captured ...

Part of what makes going to a hair salon such ... it wasn’t just Black folks sharing their frustration in the comment section. Kimble’s post even got white people fired up.

I find that within the African American community, in the African diaspora, broadly speaking, hair is super important. It's not just another body part; a lot of women refer to it as their crown.

Before long hair became a staple of Disney princesses, from Sleeping Beauty to Belle, Jasmine, Rapunzel, Elsa, and Moana, there was Snow White's jaunty black bob ... broadly to a woman fair ...

Black women exude beauty in countless ways. Their diversity is unmatched, especially in their hair— ranging from tight curls to flowing locks, whether worn natural, in braids, or sleek and straight.

In the documentary 'Number One on the Call Sheet', some of Hollywood's top Black actresses discuss their hair-and-makeup experiences on mostly White film sets "I woke ... The second episode, "Black ...

This oil is renowned for promoting natural hair growth, making it a trusted choice for both men and women seeking to ... improve the health of African American hair? Jojoba oil is a highly ...

A recent study by MocoSpace found that 73 percent of African American women actively use mobile for ... Additionally, 56 percent shop for hair products, 53 percent shop for body care products ...

George E. Johnson, the man who put black hair care on the map, built a business with profit sharing, health care, and college tuition reimbursement, and his life became iconic, but he never chronicled ...

Wanda Dyer is a 5-foot-2 African American woman with signs of dementia who has short gray hair and was last seen wearing a black coat with a pink lining, or possibly a hoodie, and multicolored pants.