Discover the powerful journey of Emma Dabiri, a writer from The Guardian and BBC, as she delves into the history and struggles surrounding black hair. In this collection of essays, she explores how black hair has been mistreated and appropriated over time. Emma shares her own experiences, from the first time she chemically straightened her hair to the discrimination she faced from both strangers and family.
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This book uncovers the deep-rooted racism that often accompanies society’s perception of black hair, tracing its history from pre-colonial Africa to today’s Natural Hair Movement. Through her narrative, Dabiri sheds light on important topics such as body politics, race, and pop culture. Join her on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance, as she challenges societal norms and embraces the beauty of her hair.
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