@adivunsolicited: Imagine being told the way you naturally exist disqualifies you from work, school, or dignity. For Black women in America that has been their reality for centuries not only socially but written into law as policy. From the Tignon Law to the CROWN Act, black hair has been policed, politicized, and punished for over 240 years. They called it “unprofessional” or “unkempt” justify exclusion but it was never about hair. It was about control. There is a gruesome history in America with policing black bodies and no one has been more policed in this country than Black Women #blackwomen #BlackTikTok #goodhair #blackhair #History

🌙✨️Majesty✨️🌙 :

Respect The Afro ✨✊🏾🔥

Mooie :

My locs are beautiful

Sylvia Lawson :

I was fired for my braids in 2005

InflightSocialite :

Thank you for your mention of the “Tignon”. I still wear them quite often.

Tina :

The crown act was made legal in my state in 2021 🫩

Lon’s View 👀 :

We out here proudly displaying our uniqueness 🙌🏽

Immaculee Graca Wendy :

thank you for making this important video. bless

Adri💗 :

Heyrandii :

My hair is my crown 👑

Happy!🇺🇸 :

I love my hair

Candace Nicholas-Lippman :

Love my fro ✊🏾🖤

suZee Six :

I love my fro

Desert Queen🤴👑 :

proudly

Unfriendly Black Hottie ✨ :

Me and my fro forever ❤️

Layla :

I love being black!

Diana✨😝 :

Me at my oldest brother’s traditional wedding - I love my natural hair SO MUCH 😍😍😍😍 I wear it everywhere proudly and BOLDLY

C :

Pretty in locs 🩷💖

Criola_emcaracolada🖤💯🇨🇻 :

Very proud of my natural hair 🤗👏🏽🫶🏽

Sabina Sabawit :

I love my afro black hair.

Sanikki 🆘️🇯🇲🇺🇲 :

In solidarity of my friend during her treatment.

Simple Yet Stylish :

Look at all these beautiful black Queens in the comments😍

revolvingdoorenergy :

Jaime_Travels :

msredman70 :

10 years of my natural hair. I’m not going back! 💯