I’m a former blonde, now gray-haired woman of Celtic ancestry & I inherited my father’s wavy/curly hair. About 7 yrs ago I finally embraced my natural hair instead of fighting it & now I wear my hair curly. The pressure to straighten textured hair is just as prevalent in Caucasian women with the reasoning being curly hair isn’t professional. Ppl seem to be scared of wild & crazy hair like mine that doesn’t look the same 2 days in a row. If it ever becomes law, the Crown Act needs to be inclusive.
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Relatable. My college friends described my hair as “combed by unseen winds ...”
I’ve always been shocked when people object to black people having neat well groomed hair in unconventional styles. Are we really so shallow that we can’t see the person because of their hair? Apparently Michelle might be just that shallow.