The issue of alopecia in black women's hair is a topic that affects many. While alopecia can present challenges, it doesn't have to mean sacrificing natural hairstyles.

Based on her findings, Gassam Asare emphasized the particular challenges Black women may face in the job market as more ...

AI may unfairly judge Black women based on their hairstyles, potentially affecting job opportunities, Forbes reported.

Well, if you’re looking for some more beautiful Black content on the internet, it looks like @vibesswithhannah_ made another version of the video. This time, asking Black women what hairstyles ...

∙ Black women spend $1.1 billion annually on wigs, weaves and extensions. ∙ From 2016 to 2018, Black consumers' spending on shampoo and conditioner grew 12.2% and 7.3%, respectively.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution took to the streets on two balmy days this summer to take a pulse on what is influencing how Black girls and women are wearing their hair in 2025. The hairstyles were ...

“Black women and people of color are the trendsetters,” she said. “Now that white people feel more comfortable with (current hairstyles), we can relax a little bit.

Twenty-eight states have implemented laws protecting individuals, mostly Black people, from discrimination for wearing braids ...

Research has shown Black women with natural hairstyles – including afros, twists, braids and dreadlocks – can face racial discrimination in the workplace. So what to do?

Natural hairstyles are enjoying a resurgence among Black girls and women, but many continue to rely on the creamy crack, said Dede Teteh, an assistant professor of public health at Chapman University.