
Shingai, Singer Songwriter - “I’ve had people (at work) make me aware it was a problem that I had natural hair”
We’re proud to present 'Hair Power: Me and My Afro' – a new Black History Month documentary. Stream it now via catch up on All 4.
Women and girls talk about all things hair – from empowerment, hair bias and discrimination to Black hair and cultural identity.
Shingai, Singer Songwriter - “I’ve had people (at work) make me aware it was a problem that I had natural hair”
Shingai, Singer Songwriter - “I’ve had people (at work) make me aware it was a problem that I had natural hair”
Ruby, Student & Makeup Artist - “Why would I be sent home from school for my hair, just the way it is?”
Ruby, Student & Makeup Artist - “Why would I be sent home from school for my hair, just the way it is?”
Joanne, Model - “I think it’s very important for people to feel safe to wear their natural hair”
Raven, Lifestyle Vlogger & Influencer - “Having afro hair … is part of our culture and it's part of expressing who we are”
Raven, Lifestyle Vlogger & Influencer - “Having afro hair … is part of our culture and it's part of expressing who we are”
Documentary director, Nicole Charles, and presenter, Emma Dabiri, share their personal stories of hair discrimination and what hair means to Black women.
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