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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The irony of saying a kids hair is unkept in a school called "raggedy anne" when that doll's hair was literally a dreadlock styled hair do!
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I come back to this because of my niece, I'm not black, but she is. She's started kindergarten this year, she's creative, and sweet, and so incredibly smart. Two nights before her first day of school, she was playing with my hair and called it pretty. When I told her hers was pretty too, she ducked her little face down and shook her head and said no it's not. She told me she didn't like her hair because it was scary. And I don't think my heart could ever ache as much as it did when it was clear this beautiful little girl had been given the impression her natural hair was scary.
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"The Banana Republic at the Westchester Mall in White Plains" is front runner for whitest sentence I've heard this week.
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Shout out to John's black writers because I know they worked overtime this week teaching him concepts like laying edges. You could tell how proud of himself he was for nailing those jokes lol
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>dozens of teeny tiny tight braids
>"unkempt"
that hair takes more work and care in a month than yours does all year, Brenda
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Time for a score card:
20 points for knowing anything about ECO gel.
20 points for knowing about silk press.
20 points for knowing the proper way to wear a lace front.
And, 40 points for bringing up the issue.
We can not create real change with out real allies, I appreciate your
acknowledgement of the struggle and your eloquent way of addressing it.
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I'm currently in Cosmetology school and I'm happy to say that my school teaches how to do textured and ethnic hair. I, as a white woman with zero previous exposure to black hair, have learned a lot and have a new understanding of cultural hair styles. I still have a lot to learn but I want to be able to make everyone who sits in my chair feel good about themselves and leave feeling beautiful, no matter their race.
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"I'm not racist, some of my best pictures are of black kids!"
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Who works at a pre-school and of all the possible smells involved in the job, chooses to complain about Coconut oil?
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This happens in African countries too. I am Ghanaian and I am criticised by hair stylists for keeping my hair and my daughters' hair natural! I am always "this is the hair y'all were born with"! It is crazy.
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When that ref cut off that students dreads, my heart broke. I remember it so vividly, that wasn’t about safety, or discomfort, that was about humiliation and dehumanizing A CHILD who in the actual fuck?!?!
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"Not wearing a mask is my rig-- Hold on let me cut this kid's dreadlocks off real quick."
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As stupid as firing someone for having locs is to begin with, imagine firing them from a job where the customer can't even see them.
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I never knew I needed to hear John Oliver describing how to apply a lace front 😂
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I really appreciate how the writers made sure they included language that didn't assume that all the people watching don't have personal experience with this
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Shout out to the black woman that wrote that for John Oliver, describing with complete accuracy me at 8 years old on picture day holding my ears down while my mom used that dang hot comb 😂 he took me all the way back.
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Shout out to the black woman who helped him with that “6am holding your ears” part lol this is why I love this man. I clapped three times on this
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This. I really needed this. I'm a black woman struggling to re-identify with my hair as an adult after being forced to shave it my my whole childhood then straighten it in highschool. Thank you.
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I have a foster child who’s African American and my fiancé and I have done extensive research and tried to find a salon or barber shop that could give us more advice on how to keep her hair nice. We eventually had to go to another city an hour from where we live to get any help. It’s some bull shit.
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@KarianForde
2 years ago
Tell me you have black, female writers on staff without TELLING me you have black, female writers on staff. We see you Mr. Oliver <3
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