iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
iluvsouthernafrica: When Black Hair Is Against the Rules “The bias against black hair is as old as America itself. In the 18th century, British colonists classified African hair as closer to sheep wool than human hair. Enslaved and free blacks
