If there ever was a hairstyle that ... either sugar cane or corn in rows on plantations in America. Called "canerows" in Caribbean cultures as opposed to "cornrows" in African American communities ...

“Braids, corn rolls [sic], dreadlocks etc ... There's evidence that policing of Black hairstyles has been in effect for years in other state correctional facilities. For example, in Lebanon ...

She was as hair obsessed as I am, and after we found each other as freelancers in the fact-checking department at Vibe, we wrote a book called Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in ...

We did some research into what the popular hairstyle was called before ... to cultivate — sugar cane or corn — than the beautiful traditions of African and Black hair braiding.

After a friend told Pugh the hairstyle was a form of cultural appropriation, Pugh wrote, "It was true. I could see how Black culture was being so obviously exploited." Of course, Pugh is far from ...

Displaying an honest hairstyle can also be as simple as wearing a head scarf to bed. As a culture, most African Americans wear a head scarf to preserve certain hairstyles for the next day or so.

The show curtain has a picture guide for the uninitiated: box braids, corn rows, micro braids ... Rachel Christopher and Zenzi Williams in "Jaja's African Hair Braiding" at the Manhattan Theatre ...