By: Leon Kwasi Kuntuo-Asare Young women from a local public high school in Pretoria, South Africa take a stand against school authorities, who demand they “tame” their natural black hair. By straighten their hair to fit white or European standards. Decades after colonialism and the apartheid ended in South Africa , the perception of black…
By: Leon Kwasi Kuntuo-Asare
Young women from a local public high school in Pretoria, South Africa take a stand against school authorities, who demand they “tame” their natural black hair. By straighten their hair to fit white or European standards. Decades after colonialism and the apartheid ended in South Africa , the perception of black inferiority still exists in the minds of many Black/African people.
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That’s terrible..
Very interesting site. Thanks for following The Adventure of Art. I haven’t posted to it for awhile as the adventure of just living day to day has kept me pretty occupied, but I will get back to it.
Reblogged this on Truth Troubles: Why people hate the truths' of the real world.
Unfortunately, change takes time. But trying to force people to think or act the way you want them to – never works.
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