It grows against gravity with curls and coils that reach for the sky. Black women’s hair is more than a fashion trend. It is a statement that holds history and importance. Whether a woman is rocking cornrows, an Afro, or braids, natural hairstyles have influenced women over the past six decades. Wom
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