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From Slavery Forward: The Evolution Of Black Men's Hairstyles 

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Black men throughout American history have resorted to creative manners of styling their hair. However, it wasn’t until the late 1960s that black men in America were able to use their hair as a form of expressing self pride and confidence. This article aims to look at black men and their hair, with the focus […]

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