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Join us on the Chatbox where we will delve into the rich and complex history of Black hair. From its traditional African roots to its modern-day expression, we will explore the profound impact that Black hair has had on fashion, culture, and identity. About The ChatboxUncle Funky's Daughter brings you the ChatBox, featuring a blog and podcast. Our mission with ChatBox is to foster vibrant discussions covering a wide range of topics in the realms of health, beauty, and wellness.
Keziah Dhamma is a leader in the African American natural hair movement. Keziah is the founder of SwirlyCurly, CurlCollege & the author of The SwirlyCurly Method. Let's Connect Email: keziah@swirlycurlyhair.com Website: https://www.swirlycurlyhair.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/swirlycurly-hair/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/swirlycurlyhair/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/swirlycurly Subscribe to Beepodcast Newsletter for updates, special events and be a part of this vibrant community of change-makers. Don't miss out! Tune in to the "Black Entrepreneur Experience" podcast, and be sure to subscribe, share, and listen to our episodes as we navigate the path to entrepreneurial greatness together. Your support helps us amplify the voices and stories that need to be heard. Together, we can create a thriving ecosystem of Black entrepreneurship.
Irene Simon Ivambi is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of a hair company called “Mrembo Naturals.” Around 2019, Irene and a few friends developed a hair movement called “Natural Hair Movement” that focused on educating Tanzanian women on using natural hair products. This episode highlights the journey of Irene in establishing a business that helps women embrace their natural beauty. As a side effect of being introduced to the intensive use of hair relaxers when she was only 1 year old, she got brain scars. For this reason she established a hair business that is now making and selling hair products locally and internationally.
In this podcast episode, we'll explore the journey of SwirlyCurly, a pioneering brand in the African American natural hair movement, and how it evolved from hair ties to hair care systems. Our guest, Keziah Dhamma, the founder of SwirlyCurly, shared her personal story of starting the brand and the challenges she faced. She'll take us through the evolution of the brand and how it expanded to include hair care systems, offering more comprehensive solutions to natural hair care. We delve into the research and development that went into creating the products and the unique needs of natural hair that SwirlyCurly is designed to address. We also discussed the importance of listening to customers and adapting to the market's changing needs. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the process of building a successful brand, from product ideation to launching a full product line. They'll also learn about the natural hair movement and the importance of representation in the hair care industry. Here are the additional links mentioned in the podcast today! Shop our natural hair products www.swirlycurlyhair.com and use code podcast15 for 15% off your entire order. Join our CurlCollege community and learn via video tutorials www.curlcollege.com. Get a FREE copy of the SwirlyCurly method book by going to www.theswirlycurlymethod.com. Social Links For SwirlyCurly www.instagram.com/swirlycurlyhair www.facebook.com/swirlycurly www.youtube.com/@swirlycurlyhair Stay in touch with Keziah www.instagram.com/keziahdhamma www.facebook.com/keziahdhamma Connect with Brandi: https://linktr.ee/Btaylor https://www.instagram.com/iambranditaylor https://www.facebook.com/IamBrandiTaylor Email: info@businessbeautynetwork.com Website: businessbeautynetwork.com Gloss Genius: https://glossgenius.grsm.io/bbn Book a free Beauty Pro Discovery Call with Brandi: https://beautybusinessnetworkpodcast.as.me/dc Get Your Free Ebook- Affirmations For Beauty Pros: https://mailchi.mp/xquisitelooks/affirmation-e-book-freebie Gloss Genius: https://glossgenius.grsm.io/bbn Sponsored by: Sterling Hair Solutions https://sterlinghairsolutions.com/
The Natural Hair Movement is entangled in a fierce competition with Black hair salons. Listen to my witty Podcast to find who's winning and who's losing.
This week, a tale of two Shawns/Seans, their impossible dream, and the file sharing service that lived fast, died young, and helped create the internet as we know it. Plus, Metallica.Here's where to find Niko:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterResources cited in the show introduction: The Racial Roots Behind the Term "Nappy" on NPR's Code Switchhttps://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2019/08/09/412886884/the-racial-roots-behind-the-term-nappyThe Complex History and Politicization of Black Hair in America, presented by Danielle Harvey https://kisaradio.org/podcast-feature-the-complex-history-and-politicization-of-black-hair-in-america-presented-by-danielle-harvey/Coiled by Leanne Aile https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/coiled/id1585408648"The Other N-Word" by Shalwah Evans https://www.essence.com/feature/is-nappy-negative-or-black-hair-empowerment/"How Natural Black Hair at Work Became a Civil Rights Issue" by Chanté Griffinhttps://daily.jstor.org/how-natural-black-hair-at-work-became-a-civil-rights-issue/"The Natural Hair Movement" by Kamina Wilkersonhttps://radar.auctr.edu/islandora/object/continuum:0001.008Support us:Bonus Episodes on PatreonDonate on PaypalBuy cute merchWhere else to find us:Sarah's other show, You Are Good [YWA co-founder] Mike's other show, Maintenance PhaseLinks:https://www.nikostratis.comhttps://nikostratis.substack.comhttps://twitter.com/nikostratishttp://patreon.com/yourewrongabouthttps://www.teepublic.com/stores/youre-wrong-abouthttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yourewrongaboutpodhttps://www.podpage.com/you-are-goodhttp://maintenancephase.comSupport the show
We're doing this 'fro the culture! In our last episode of the semester Brendane and Alyssa talk featurism, texturism, the politics of Black hair, and are joined by biological anthropologist Tina Lasisi. We'll be back in 2023 with new episodes. In the meantime, don't forget to submit your listener letters and voice notes to zorasdaughterspod@gmail.com and we might read or play it and respond in our next episode. Happy Holidays! What's the Word? Featurism and Texturism. These are colorism's insidious cousins: prejudicial or preferential treatment based on the proximity of their features and hair texture to Eurocentric standards of beauty. What We're Reading. ‘Don't Touch My Hair': Problematizing Representations of Black Women in Canada by Shaunasea Brown. We share our hair journeys, chat about using the term dreadlocks vs locs, examine Canadian contributions to the Natural Hair Movement and infamous cases of workplace hair discrimination in Canada, and demonstrate that we use our hair—or lack thereof—to claim space and exercise our right to be. What In The World?! We chat with Dr. Tina Lasisi, a biological anthropologist who specializes in the science of hair, skin, and human biological variation. We answer your burning scalp questions in a rapid fire, discuss scientific racism, the dangers of DNA phenotyping pseudoscience, and whether we really need to buy "Black" hair products. Follow Dr. Lasisi on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, and check out her PBS series Why Am I Like this? Discussed In This Episode ‘Don't Touch My Hair': Problematizing Representations of Black Women in Canada (Shaunasea Brown, 2018) Afro Images: Politics, Fashion, and Nostalgia (Angela Davis, 1994) Sister Scientist Other Episodes S1, E9: Color Struck! Syllabus for ZD 301 is available here! Let us know what you thought of the episode @zorasdaughters on Instagram and @zoras_daughters on Twitter! Transcript will be available on our website here.
Today we're talking all things Black hair in 2022, from the return of the relaxer, to our most cancellable hair takes. Join us as we share our thoughts/rants on the Natural Hair Movement's successes and failures. Stay in touch with us @betweenspacepod on Instagram and Twitter!
This episode is inspired by Emma Dabiri's 'Don't Touch My Hair,' a book on why black hair matters and how it can be viewed as a blueprint for decolonisation. We talk about the rise of the Natural Hair movement, impact of representation in the media and the ever topical issue of Cultural Appropriation. As always, we're excited to hear your thoughts! Email us at bookversationspod@gmail.com or drop us a message here: https://anchor.fm/bookversations/message Follow us on Instagram for more book reviews. Next Bookversations Read: If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha and The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bookversations/message
Remember sitting in between a black woman's legs, butt nearly numb, neck about to break, tears potentially flowing..all for the hairstyle that you saw in a magazine or on the TV? We do. Hair is more than "just hair", and we'll do whatever it takes to achieve that "look" we're hoping for. From the Natural Hair Movement to our First Perms; the Bag Ladies discussed how our hair is deeply embedded in our self-identity, culture and development as women. Join us as we reminisce on the styles we've tried, and the lessons we learned.
Today's episode features Yeimy Medina. She was born in Dominican Republic, grew up in Curacao. Growing up she never loved my natural hair and didn't think it was beautiful. In the Dominican Republic if you have natural hair it is considered “bad” hair. In 2019, a friend inspired Yeimy and encouraged her to love her natural hair the way that God created it. Yeimy did her big chop in April 2019 and had to learn how to love and care for her natural hair. She created a natural hair page because she wanted to encourage other women to love themselves the way that God made them. #OurClassroom #MulticulturalClassroom #NaturalHair #AfroLatino #bighairdontcare #podcast #OurClassroomPodcast #education #HairLove Credits:Guest: Yeimy MedinaHost: Roberto GermánEditor: Jabi Marketing (Javier Roche)
The Natural Hair Movement has thrived online in the last 10 years which has empowered Black women all around the world to wear their natural hair with pride but this movement was born out of political unrest in the 1960s in the USA. To understand the origins of the Natural Hair Movement and how this has grown today Leanne speaks to journalist and writer Valley Fontaine as well as three natural hair influencers, Curl Lea Travel, Stephy Lately and Yaa Yaa Asare. They touch on the extent to which the Natural Hair Movement is representative of all hair textures today, the way that texturism is still present in our day to day lives and they share some tips on how Leanne can have a successful transition from chemically straightened to natural hair. Also in this episode you'll hear the whole experience of Leanne's big chop, by none other than friend of the podcast Derek Clements. Follow us on Instagram @coiledpodcast and use the hashtag #coiledpodcast to join the conversation on Twitter. Hosted and Produced by Leanne Alie Twitter: @leannealie Instagram: @leannealie_ Assistant Produced by Sylvie Carlos Twitter: @sylvie_frizzy Instagram: @frizzandgo The theme music and closing music was composed by Ony Iroha All other music was sourced from Uppbeat.io Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On The Guest: Britt Rowe is the co-founder of Hella Awkward Cards, a card game for the awkward conversations you've been meaning to have! She's an advocate and voice for the Natural Hair Movement, as well as a talented actress and singer living in NYC. From this conversation you'll learn: How to find creative power in your struggles How society represses black traits The Natural Hair Movement The payoff of being authentic How being creative results in finding a new community What micro-aggression looks like Ways to self-evaluate and why Why only self-love should be unconditional The importance of recognizing the intention behind someone's opinion How to find new ways to do the thing you've always loved The missing piece in education for creatives How to use your success to help your community Why calling out your vulnerability makes it less difficult to voice The process of creating a physical product Social media resources for starting a business you know nothing about How to overcome the doubt that comes with inexperience and find your value The importance of finding safe spaces to learn How to support black businesses How to build confidence in being an entrepreneur And so much more! Follow the show @unleashyourinnercreative Follow me @LaurenLoGrasso Support Britt: www.fundblackfounders.com/hellawkwardcards Download my new single: ffm.to/prettylittleboy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unleashyourinnercreative/message
Latoya White, a Sales Manager from Richmond Texas, and I talk about George Floyd, the natural hair movement, diversity training, representation, colorism and so much more. Latoya's genetic makeup sparked her interest in biology and her pre-med focus in school. She's a huge supporter for Diversity & Inclusion efforts and exercises them daily in her personal and professional life. At the end of the day, Toya is hopeful that we will get to a place of fair and equal treatment... not better than... just fair and equal. That includes: pay, treatment by the police and business owners, neighbors, co-workers, politicians, people in other countries... the list goes on. Fair and equal treatment and opportunities as a starting point would be a great start. Connect with LaToya: Instagram: RAM2AKA Facebook: LaToya Ramsey White *** Have a question? Something you'd like to discuss? Or would you like to share your story? Email: sixdegreesofsegregation@gmail.com *** Join our closed community for continued conversation, episode break downs, exclusive content and more when you support our patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sixdegreesofsegregation *** Follow us on social @SixDegreesofSegregation on Instagram and @6DsofSegregation on Twitter.
Today I talk about my issues with the natural hair community and hair typing
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On episode 59 of the podcast, we’re having a birthday party for a very special book. And that book is, Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America. Hair Story is the first book that I ever wrote, with my good friend, the journalist and author, Ayana Byrd. Hair Story covers the history, politics, business and culture of Black hair from 15th century Africa to modern-day America. And today, we're going behind the scenes and looking back at how Hair Story came to be. Ayana and I birthed Hair Story 20 years ago and it debuted on February 1, 2001. Our publisher, St. Martin’s press, re-released the book in 2014 when we added two additional chapters and updated the text to incorporate all of the massive changes that had happened in the decade since the book’s debut. Namely the Internet became a thing in the world of Black hair and the Natural Hair Movement exploded. Ayana Byrd joins me on the show as we look back at the journey to get this groundbreaking book into the world and the massive impact Hair Story has had in its two decades of life. From college syllabi to high school classrooms, from beauty salons to documentary films, Hair Story has gone global. Literary Links from the Show You can buy Hair Story anywhere books are sold, including Bookshop.org and Amazon.com. To find out more about Ayana Byrd, visit her website. Listen to the audio documentary recently produced by the Canadian Broadcast Company about the history of Black hair where I was interviewed. To order your copy of Cicely Tyson's memoir, Just As I Am, check to see if Amazon has them back in stock. Or try Bookshop.org. Check out debut author J. Elle's exciting new YA novel called Wings of Ebony. Please remember to Rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts. You can also leave a tip on PayPal to help cover the costs of the show. You can find the link to donate on My American Meltingpot.com.
Dorian gets to learn all about the care of black hair and what the Natural Hair Movement is all about. This page has a great hair chart on it to see all the different kinds from 1a to 4c. There's a good chart under the heading, What Are the Different Hair Types? https://kandiekurls.com/what-hair-type-do-i-have/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unitedwithkassanddor/message
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Scientist and hair care company owner J. English stops by bringing holiday cheer to talk hair care, parenting, running a small black owned business and making plans for 2021. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somelikeithot/support
Today? The ladies talk about So-called Good Hair, The Natural Hair Movement and more on Black Together: A Walk In Her Shoes.So-called Good Hair & The Natural Hair Movement #BlackTogether: A Walk In Her Shoes | NERDSoul A Walk In Her Shoes' Purpose: to provide a platform to discuss, 1) how black women uniquely experience all aspects of life, 2) experiences and issues that are unique to black women, 3) advice for black women for maneuvering the journey of becoming and being a black woman in various stages of life, 4) black women’s roles in family, politics, and so much more... Covering:#BlackTogether #NERDSoul #aWalkInHerShoes Opening Music: SP The Soul Prophet / Closing Music: Kleph Dollaz Also:Natural Hair, Natural Hair Journey, Good Hair, Bad Hair, Perm, Weave, Black Women's Hair, Black Hair, Black Together, Black Together A Walk In Her Shoes, A Walk In Her Shoes, Madame Buddaphlai, Lady Lisa, NERDSoulite, NERDSoul, StreetGeek, ThatNERDSoul, OneYoungsta, NERDSoulLe Ill Kid @OneYoungstaNERDSoul Online - http://ThatNERDSoul.comPodcast - http://NERDSoul.Podbean.comOn Twitch TV - https://Twitch.tv/ThatNERDSoulMerch - http://Shop.ThatNERDSoul.comContact - Hello@ThatNERDSoul.com Become a NERDSoul Patron!Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/ThatNERDSoul NERDSoul on Social MediaOn Facebook - http://facebook.com/ThatNERDSoulOn Twitter - http://twitter.com/ThatNERDSoulOn Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/ThatNERDSoul ABOUT NERDSoul:NERDSoul, by Le Ill Kid @OneYoungsta, is that intangible fresh--that 70's soul mixed with comics, some sci-fi fantasy, movie geekery, topped off with the Golden Era of Hip Hop. I've developed NERDSoul over the years as a StreetGEEK, unknowingly by loving Wu-Tang, Justice League, Star Wars, Stevie Wonder and playing D&D after school. NERDSoul comes from that StreetGEEK that can chop it up with the best, while being up on game around the block and Pop Culture. NERDSoul is created by Executive Producer Michael Young IIA/V Production by: A Full Tang Design http://afulltang.design Rest in Power Ali Thievez & Kleph Dollaz. Much Love My Brothas.
This episode was such a delight, I had the opportunity to have Nakyia Ward on today's episode and we talked about a plethora of things, including how our hair shapes our identity. Tune in to hear our perspectives of how natural hair affects our idealogy, and what we even envision the Natural hair movement to be far into the future. V O I C E M A I L : (937) 280-5645 S O C I A L S : ig: cyberdirtbag twitter: sighnadja ig: nakyiaward theblkrenaissance F A Q : age: 21 Curl Pattern: 4b/c Porosity: High Density: High L I N K S : https://www.ruhabenjamin.com/race-after-technology theblkrenaissance.com
This week on It's Just My Thoughts..we share Motivational Monday and Black Excellence..Hot Topics Episode on Netflix Bringing back Black Classics!! Michelle Obama Podcast..Black Is King is Dripping in Blackness..Draya Michele costly words..and Basketball is back yall. This Week for the Thought of The Week Discussion I am Joined by Montrice Wall, a lifestyle blogger and we discussed her Hair journey..as well as the Natural Hair Movement and also her Favorite Black Hair Products. We also discussed Wellness and her evolvement when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle. We finished the conversation discussing Montrice Self-Care Routine. Products Listed in the Episode: Mielle Organics Camille Rose Naturals Eden Body Works Kinky Curly Melanin Haircare Host: Meika Reaves Twitter: @IJMTpodcast IG: @itsjustmythoughts_podcast Co-Host: Montrice Wall IG: @lovetriceyy @wallwaywellness Music: Lakey "Days Like These" "Process"
Do you think the Natural Hair Movement has lead us to a Natural Health Movement? I am joined by my Great Sister-Friend Dr. Taura Taylor, CEO of The Nappy Parlor. Dr. Taura shares her personal journey gathering Research for her Dissertation: The Natural Hair Movement. We dive deep into the thoughts, Actions and hang ups of Brown-Skinned Women who suffer from Hair Acceptance, which In turns, creates a Suffrage in Health Matters; Mental, Physical and Spiritual. Dr. Taura breaks down the stigmas that have plagued our societal development as a Community. You may Connect with Dr. Taura https://www.instagram.com/TheNappyParlor Thank you for listening. Connect with me at www.kayamason.com I G: Https://Instagram.com/coffee with Kaya Please Download, subscribe and leave a five star review. I would like to hear your biggest takeaways from this episode. Leave a comment on my latest post at #KoffeewithKayapodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/koffeewithkaya/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/koffeewithkaya/support
In our 19th episode we discuss the always relevant and, for some reason, controversial topic of hair. Is having natural hair a political statement? Should we identify as part of a movement? What is the natural hair movement? Is it a true movement or is it just another boss-babe marketing tactic used to encourage us to buy expensive hair products? Join us as we discuss the "movement", our own hair journeys, and answer some of YOUR questions on this week's episode. Thank you for listening and stay brave in the gray. Aubrey's Hair Recommendations: Danielle Glover aka "Star Puppy" - YouTubeInstagramJoy-elYouTubeInstagram
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Plus d'une décennie après son retour, le « Natural Hair Movement » appelé « Mouvement Nappy » en France, fascine toujours. Il y a d'ailleurs cet article qu'on a l'impression de lire tous les ans… Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Miko Branch, CEO of popular haircare line, Miss Jessie's, tells the Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher how she built a successful business from the ground up and became a pioneer in the natural hair care industry.
Dr. Gillian returns for an update on her work in the Natural Hair Movement, and to talk about the television debut of the Back to Natural: A Documentary Film on Revolt TV, Monday, May 6th at 7pm PST (10pm EST). She shares her experience interacting with New York City law makers and her part in supporting New York's ban on hair discrimination. Dr. Gillian also discusses California State Bill 188 - The CROWN Bill. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/namingit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/namingit/support
Hey y'all! On this episode of ChariTea w/ Bri & Chi, we will be discussing NATURAL HAIR! *Alexa play "I Am Not My Hair" by India Arie* We are talking about everything from, from Bri's encounters with the creamy crack to Chi's notorious "Mom Braids", and our fave naturalistas on Youtube, get ready for alot of laughs as we talk about the journey to embracing our kinky curly hair. So break out your black castor oil and your Denman brushes, because we are about dive deep into all things hair.
In this episode, hosts Jaronda Miller-Bryant, PhD and Yndia Lorick-Wilmot, PhD discuss Black hair and the Natural Hair Movement in terms of how it’s defined, its significance in communities of color, recent legislation for Black hair protections, cultural appropriation, and whether the Natural Hair Movement is part of contemporary identity politics.
Lynda and Claire talk about the natural hair movement of the last decade, transitioning, big chops, product choices, inspirations and the colourism debate. Special guest, photographer Liesa Samuels, shares her plans for a natural hair exhibition and book. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Tredje episode av podkasten Ti minutter. Stemmen tilhører meg, Luisa fra bloggen La Mar, og i denne episoden deler jeg to høydepunkt fra den siste uken og jeg prater om krøller, identitet, skjønnhetsideal og The Natural Hair Movement
Hosted by Candice, Jahdusha and Zena deliver a fun and informative 30-40 minute podcast giving their take on the global headlines from the world of natural hair; sharing product reviews, covering events, creating “Wish you were hair“ shoutout moments for the global natural community as well, launching competitions and interviewing celebrity stylists such as Felicia Leatherwood and Charlotte Mensah. WISH YOU WERE HAIR? Naturally, you don't have to wish, tune in.
Denise Tucker, Co-owner of Humanitree House joins Lakota to discuss the social and cultural imperatives to fix and correct black girls and the self image message that conveys. Natural Hair movement, army regulations against natural hair and the social and economic hurdles black women have to overcome are also discussed. Tune in for an enlightening episode of Breaking Taboo.
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