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Travelling hair pains of the past: The continued impact of colonialism on the construction of black women's hair
The study of Black women's hair politics is recent. It refers to the existing social discussions and analyses of Black women's hair by Black women. And focuses on Black women's racial, gendered, political, and personal experiences with their hair. It explores how their views relate to dominant socie...
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Department of Political Studies
2025
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