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Dul-Sayin' - The Messed-Up History of Black Hair in America

Season 25 E 153 • 09/14/2020

Dulce Sloan breaks down the complex history and ongoing stigma of natural Black hair in the U.S., from pressure to conform to white beauty standards to white people's cultural appropriation.

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The Daily Show with Trevor NoahS25 E153
Dul-Sayin' - The Messed-Up History of Black Hair in America

Dulce Sloan breaks down the complex history and ongoing stigma of natural Black hair in the U.S., from pressure to conform to white beauty standards to white people's cultural appropriation.
09/14/2020
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