Remember that time a group of black women stood in the middle of New York City’s Union Square holding signs inviting people to touch their hair? Yup, that really happened.
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Remember that time a group of black women stood in the middle of New York City’s Union Square holding signs inviting people to touch their hair? Yup, that really happened.
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*When pictures of Eve and her man came out, there was a sweep of questions that came along with it; whether it was quietly in the homes of observant fans, or in
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“Sorry to break it to you ladies but men are men and that asshole you’re dating comes in many shades. Since when does “finding you a white guy” mean that you won’t run into the same problems as you did before? I promise you it’s a beautiful world once you stop stereotyping and start enjoying the different types of people the world has to offer. Rather than finding your “white man,” strive to find a “better” man…”
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This article was brought to my attention and I decided to share it with you all. More and more everyday billionaires are dating black women. While thousandair…
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Oprah premiered the documentary about skin color on her television channel, and viewers responded online.
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Racey’s co-workers react when she gets her hair braided. https://www.facebook.com/theunwrittenrules Written By: Kim Williams Directed By: Robert Mora Executi…
funny and so awkward!!!
this show has more awkward scenes than Awkward Black Girl!
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Do you prefer your African women with natural hair or straightened hair?
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Abstract
“This study explores the bicultural life experience of black career-oriented women. Seventy-one women participated in a larger study on the life experiences of black women. Of this sample, 21 (29 per cent) of the women were identified as being career-oriented. Findings reveal that the women perceive themselves as living in two distinct cultural contexts, one black the other one white. The women compartmentalize the various components of their lives in order to manage the bicultural dimensions. In addition, they tend to have highly complex life structures to embrace both cultural contexts.”
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Poet Alice Walker reads the 1851 speech of abolitionist Sojourner Truth. Part of a reading from Voices of a People’s History of the United States (Howard Zin…
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Directed by Bill Duke, a 9-minute teaser for his new documentary “Dark Girls” takes a look at how colorism both within and without the African American community affects dark skinned black women. The womens’ stories in this release are all quite painful in the rejection they felt or still feel from people, even loved ones, due to their skin color.
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