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Hair Raising: Beauty, Culture, and African American Women

Hair Raising: Beauty, Culture, and African American Women

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hair Politics
Review: Excellent resource for delving into the Politics of black hair in America. From jobs, to advertising, to day to day living hair affects African Americans in ways culturally and historically that many groups never confront. Great resource for women of all races to learn the political truth behind black hair.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hair Politics
Review: Excellent resource for delving into the Politics of black hair in America. From jobs, to advertising, to day to day living hair affects African Americans in ways culturally and historically that many groups never confront. Great resource for women of all races to learn the political truth behind black hair.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: You'll refer to it over and over again
Review: I used this book in several college papers I wrote as an undergraduate student, a paper I published on the politics of hair among children of African decent, and I still read it today. Rooks talks about hair and African women in advertising, popular and political culture and she really explains the historical contexts of these hair issues. A great read for any student, and non-student who is interested in diging a little deeper in the hair issues sorrounding African women.


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