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Watch: ‘Vice Versa’ Short Visual Project Explores Black Women’s Relationship With Their Hair

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A group of gifted Black filmmakers unified, dedicating the first day of Women's History Month to a special project, which explores the beautiful relationship Black women have with their hair.

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