lanoire
there's some wh*res in this house
No clean low cuts, no silk presses, no relaxers, no straight wigs/weaves, etc. Just either afro hairstyles, braids, twists, or locs.
Obviously, texture discrimination exists, but I really think black people's mentality regarding what whites' supposedly think is one of the main things that keeps the cycle repeating. I have worked in STEM and gone to international medical conferences, presenting research with huge ass afros. Been published. No one cares. No opportunities have been stopped. It's whatever.
Really and truly, what could society do? It's not like all black people would be fired. It's not like these certain hairstyles ACTUALLY protect us from discrimination. They will discriminate against black people either way. Really, I think hair discrimination has evolved into something that is now mainly driven by the standards in the Black community.
Obviously, texture discrimination exists, but I really think black people's mentality regarding what whites' supposedly think is one of the main things that keeps the cycle repeating. I have worked in STEM and gone to international medical conferences, presenting research with huge ass afros. Been published. No one cares. No opportunities have been stopped. It's whatever.
Really and truly, what could society do? It's not like all black people would be fired. It's not like these certain hairstyles ACTUALLY protect us from discrimination. They will discriminate against black people either way. Really, I think hair discrimination has evolved into something that is now mainly driven by the standards in the Black community.