US EditionWhy the Natural Hair Conversation Always Ends in a Stalemate for Black Women with 4C Hair
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Why the Natural Hair Conversation Always Ends in a Stalemate for Black Women with 4C Hair
Every few years, the natural hair movement declares another victory. A brand launches a “curl-defining” product line. A TV ad features a model with a beautiful afro. A celebrity goes makeup-free and shows off her “authentic self.” But somehow, for Black women with 4C hair, the tightest, kinkiest, most coiled texture, the war for full acceptance always ends in a quiet, weary stalemate. Because let’s be honest: when the world says “natural hair,” …
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