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26 Nov

LOL SURPRISE O.M.G. Fashion Show, Hair Edition LADY BRAIDS

Hair Edition LADY BRAIDS Hair Edition LADY BRAIDS On this vid i review Lady Braids & Twist Queen from the brand new Fashion Show line! ???? What do u consider them? ???? who's your favourite?? ???? Do u like how he Looks? ???? Let me know! ????✨???? #lolsurprise #lolsurpriseomgdolls ——————————————————————— Due to Jey Hologram for being a Patron! ???????? Need to support the Channel? ☺️ Consider supporting me on Patreon to get much more exclusive content and perks! https://patreon.com/PeachY_Reviews Try more of my stuff!???????? Rainbow High Playlists: News: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLjcJyvqHCvYHk1HhIVQuATl Response: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLgybu9SRY776Brhx-Iznm2y LOL Surprise OMG Playlist: News: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLiiKDAYnevJoUP1KaiAOJP1 Response: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLh1xtHAZjcmK5hD8lDgKTQT Barbie Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLhsvHbI6XQBp8s0WmR7etsw Bratz Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0RXndyxQLicT1n-FJvPYYF7e5vJsJsh I’m at all times open to conversations, and I’m at all times attempting to make recent friends, so if ya want, take a look at my: ???????????? ????????Doll page: https://www.instagram.com/_peachy_reviews_/ ????Important page: https://www.instagram.com/k.p.1999/ If y’all have any questions on anything, ask me down below! ???? Also let me know if u...

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25 Nov

Kentucky High School’s Dress Code ‘Stinks of Racism, Bans

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Kentucky High School’s Dress Code ‘Stinks of Racism, Bans

Kentucky High School Kentucky High School The wonder and versatility of natural hair is something that ought to be celebrated — not dismissed. Nonetheless, Butler Traditional High School in Louisville has decided “dreadlocks,” “braids,” “twists, and “cornrolls” (which we’re assuming they mean cornrows) are “extreme,” “distracting” and ultimately not allowed to be worn by any of its students. In the event you’re shocked, you’re not alone. Kentucky state representative elect Attica Scott took to Twitter on Wednesday to specific her dismay over the college’s racially insensitive stance after her daughther brought home Bulter High’s registration info that included the dress code policy. “I don’t understand why we’re going to deal with something like natural hair styles when we must always be focused on education. They specifically outlined...

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23 Oct

Respect Our Roots: A Transient History Of Our Braids

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Respect Our Roots: A Transient History Of Our Braids

Getting braids—single plaits, cornrows or any style that weaves together three strands of hair—is a rite of passage for a lot of Black women in America. Who can remember spending hours as a toddler sitting on the ground between a loved one’s legs as your tresses were rigorously intertwined? And today as adults lots of us frequent salons for more expertly crafted masterpieces. Nonetheless, unlike lots of our popular styles, equivalent to finger waves and rod sets, braids are greater than mere aesthetics. They bind us together. They're an integral a part of Black culture—past, present and future. ANCESTRAL ROOTS The invention of ancient stone paintings depicting women with cornrows in North Africa shows that braids date back hundreds of years. Of their...

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1 Oct

Massachusetts Signs CROWN Act, Twins Suspended For Box Braids

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Massachusetts Signs CROWN Act, Twins Suspended For Box Braids

Massachusetts has develop into the 18th state to adopt a version of the CROWN Act. On July 18 Governor Charlie Baker signed the bill into law which prohibits discrimination based on hairstyles. In 2017, the difficulty of hair discrimination got here to light within the northern state when then-15-year-old twin Black girls, Deanna and Mya Cook were allegedly penalized at college for wearing hair extensions while their white counterparts weren't ridiculed for violating hair protocols. The twins—now students at University of Massachusetts Amherst and University of Massachusetts Dartmouth respectively—attended the bill signing ceremony last month and showed their gratitude to all of those that fought for the statute to be signed into law. Mya said, “It feels amazing to know that we’ve modified so...

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