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    Likbot: A Short Story

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    Likbot is a guy that I seen around the workplace all the time, a guy that would do all of his work on time always. Though the one thing that was weird was that he would never do is that he would never talk to anybody. I always thought it was because he had a shyness problem, like he didn’t think anyone would like him or want to talk and hang out. So I decided to try and talk to him when he was alone. It was a Friday afternoon and he was in the break room all alone and I knew this would be a good…

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    Elle Hair straighteners Eight Clever Ways to Use Your Flat Iron: Used for much more than just straightening. Information of how to use flat irons make the hair super smooth, with several aspects you can consider! You will find certain distinctions with your hair in waves, curls, as well as a wrinkle-free shirt collar all solved through a fave straightener. Get curls that look very natural. If you need loose, natural-looking curly hair worthy of having a resemblance to certain models or movie…

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    though, and while I’m not super proud of how I look, I’m not really willing to put in the extra effort to put on make-up or shave the hair on my legs every morning. For the paper, I adhered to gender norm and I decided to straighten my hair and wear it down for a whole day. I went to Yehia & Co Hair Design in Hyde Park, where I requested to get a trim and get my hair straightened. Now, this wasn’t the first time I’ve ever had my straightened, I probably straightened…

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    Essay On Hairitage

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    Women and their hair? “I am not my hair, I am not this skin, I am not your expectations, no I am not my hair, I am not this skin ,I am a soul that lives within.” All women can relate, when it comes to hair, it doesn’t matter your race or ethnicity; every woman has a battle with her hair. These battles can range from deciding on a color or cringing at the thought of just getting a trim. Visually, Black women’s hair is thicker, curlier, and frizzier than Caucasian hair. Black women’s hair is…

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    years there has been a lot of controversy between black women and their hair. A countless number of women have been dismissed from their jobs due to what the jobs consider acceptable. The media has turned black hair into something that is to be shunned. Media Outlook As a young black girl growing up watching Disney movies I always paid attention to the color of the princesses’ skin and the way their hair was styled. Out of all the princesses that Disney had there was…

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    Beauty In Media

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    that having silky straight hair , being lighter in complexion and this has lead to the epidemic of black women feeling as if they are not beautiful in their own skin. As a result of the medias portrayal of black women not being deemed as beautiful by European standard, the constant reminder through tabloids and the general reminder that looking more western is more socially expectable this has been endorsed due to the constant portrayal of white women, with straight hair has instilled the…

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    The term, “natural hair”, is frequently used to describe African-American hair that has not been heat damaged, or chemically processed and in the state in which it grows from one’s head (Marshall). The ‘natural hair look’ became prominent in the 1960’s, before and during the civil rights movement (Luter; Brown 17). Many activists, and in general, everyday women wore their as is, which is commonly associated with the “Afro”. The “Afro” was not only a hairstyle, but a political statement for black…

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    of identity. As the play progresses Viveca go on to high school and straightens her hair as an effort to hide her blackness. She goes on to a date white man named Cosmetic Rainbow after a situation where Viveca’s new straighten hair is ruined by an owner of the lawn where Cosmetic and his friend are protesting the war at. Cosmetic rainbow falls in love with Viveca’s “Wild hair” resulting in Viveca leaving her hair in a fro to please her new boyfriend. Viveca goes on to introduce her boyfriend to…

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    She is from the enslavement time period. She is described as being black with wooly hair and having a strong back1. Her name is Aunt Sarah, Aunt Sarah is the oldest of the four women described in the song. She has been beating on before, Nina Simone certainly emphasized on that to make sure people knew what black people went through and…

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    methods to “fix” their blackness in order to blend in (Hargro). One being to straighten their hair to make it more pleasing to the eye as the European hair textures which is the ultimate goal of “good hair”. Once again to comply with the likings of society and to feel like they belong African American women turned to either chemically or thermally straightening their…

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