Thanks to Wigs For Kids, a young Lemon Grove girl received a custom wig, helping restore a sense of normalcy during her ...

I just want to wear my hair how I want and not have to explain it every single time. But that’s the reality of being a Black woman in predominantly white spaces: even your hair becomes a political ...

Thousands of Black women across the country are suing chemical relaxer manufacturers, alleging the products caused cancer.

Every time I visit South Korea, where my parents emigrated from six years before I was born, I am plagued with anxieties ...

I betrayed my curls for 15 years with intervals of chemical treason—a regularly scheduled hair felony that I committed with both premeditation and glee. Every three months, I would slip away to a ...

The FADER spoke to Vybz Kartel – and caught night one of his sold-out Barclays residency – and witnessed the pangs and ...

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Taylor, who launched the magazine eight years ago, details the origins behind merging the realms of health, art, fashion, and culture.

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