You mean "Samson". I agree with you Sister, we should embrace the hair that God has given us. We should not allow anyone to make us feel ashame of who we are. I have a short afro, and love it.
Thank you for this video my mother gets on me for wearing my natural hair to work. She claims it is unprofessional. I do not have the personality to wear natural hair so I must always put a wig on.
your son was wilding out " I gotta BooBoo" your reaction was priceless, like " No he didn't just broadcast that". They are honest to a fault gurl, too cute
Her son asked me if I was gay when I did my BC! lol! So damn ignorant!! But my family was very supportive! You just keep educating people! Even thou some ppls hair looks a mess 2 us when they come out outside, thats still our opinion. Rastas cant unmat their locs, its their religion. Yes our natural hair journee's (my grand daughter's name-lol) are a movement!! When I watch commercials I am amazed @ the # of natural blk women in commercials! We are changing the world!!!
Wow! This is deep! I can see how upset u are abt the negative comments! For me in the New Jersey/New York and in Maryland where I moved to I get more positive comments from older black men! They absolutely LOVE my natural hair! Sometimes if I go out w/ my BAA (BIG ASS AFRO), I either ketch them staring w/ a big ass smile on their faces. Or they are coming up to me saying "How you doing sistah? Whew! "U r workin that fro!" etc. I have gotten only 1 neg comment fr an older blk women.
The slavemaster used to call our hair dreadful because our kinky curly coily texture. Slaves did not have combs or products to maintain there head and as a result "locing" our hair was the only logical option. Thats how the word DREADS came about...you should call them locs....
Amen! I went natural eight years ago and I can not count the number of negative commnets that I got from family members. My sister even asked me if I was gay? because of my hair! Really people! I am not my hair. It frustrates and pains me to see the lack of understanding and acceptence of our own natural hair.
I totally get what you mean. My sister's hair wasn't looking ragged this morning when my mother was trippin on her hair. I spent 2 episodes of America's Next Top Model yesterday...thats 2 hrs twisting her hair and her twist out came out with these luscious, shiny curls. My mom BEGGED my sister not to wear her natural hair to work. " No, No! Please, your hair looks like a zulu's head."
I respect and honor my mother and her opinions but...when are we going to start loving our hair??
You mean "Samson". I agree with you Sister, we should embrace the hair that God has given us. We should not allow anyone to make us feel ashame of who we are. I have a short afro, and love it.
ellaloves2praise 1 day ago
I am so blessed to have a mother that has been natural all her life and finally I have caught up and am natural now and loving it!
camerasoh 1 week ago
"GLUE THAT HAT ON FOREVER"---I was laughing so hard. You made my day. Thank you for your truths and keep em coming.
Roots4U45 1 week ago
Thank you for this video my mother gets on me for wearing my natural hair to work. She claims it is unprofessional. I do not have the personality to wear natural hair so I must always put a wig on.
Topg1 2 months ago
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prettyyoungthing90 4 months ago
Lol "you need to wear a hat foreva"
CallMeNat100 5 months ago 2
@CallMeNat100 "Just glue the hat to ya head".....LOL that had me rolling too!!
sisterkathy1998 3 months ago
I have never seen your videos before, but this was so great. I laughed so much, and can agree with what you said. Thank you.
lanicert 6 months ago
lol man you had me laughing .! with the split end crap haha
RelaxedtoNaturalpora 7 months ago
your son was wilding out " I gotta BooBoo" your reaction was priceless, like " No he didn't just broadcast that". They are honest to a fault gurl, too cute
072885RL 8 months ago
glue that hat on! XD
BoOkWoRmCuTiE1224 11 months ago
Thank You, I can relate to your comment and for educating.
ep1231000 1 year ago
"That one split end...." I DIED laughing.
sista005 1 year ago 6
White society? Way to single out one ethnicity, just as it has been done to you...
flatlanderdot 1 year ago
Her son asked me if I was gay when I did my BC! lol! So damn ignorant!! But my family was very supportive! You just keep educating people! Even thou some ppls hair looks a mess 2 us when they come out outside, thats still our opinion. Rastas cant unmat their locs, its their religion. Yes our natural hair journee's (my grand daughter's name-lol) are a movement!! When I watch commercials I am amazed @ the # of natural blk women in commercials! We are changing the world!!!
hotchocolett 1 year ago
Wow! This is deep! I can see how upset u are abt the negative comments! For me in the New Jersey/New York and in Maryland where I moved to I get more positive comments from older black men! They absolutely LOVE my natural hair! Sometimes if I go out w/ my BAA (BIG ASS AFRO), I either ketch them staring w/ a big ass smile on their faces. Or they are coming up to me saying "How you doing sistah? Whew! "U r workin that fro!" etc. I have gotten only 1 neg comment fr an older blk women.
hotchocolett 1 year ago
The slavemaster used to call our hair dreadful because our kinky curly coily texture. Slaves did not have combs or products to maintain there head and as a result "locing" our hair was the only logical option. Thats how the word DREADS came about...you should call them locs....
kiwi856 1 year ago 3
@kiwi856 why thank u so much for that history lesson!!
MsNatkingcole 1 year ago
"wow, u need to put a hat on - forever! lol
i feel u on this vid tho!
mrsjad05 1 year ago
Amen! I went natural eight years ago and I can not count the number of negative commnets that I got from family members. My sister even asked me if I was gay? because of my hair! Really people! I am not my hair. It frustrates and pains me to see the lack of understanding and acceptence of our own natural hair.
whitneysolier1 1 year ago 7
I totally get what you mean. My sister's hair wasn't looking ragged this morning when my mother was trippin on her hair. I spent 2 episodes of America's Next Top Model yesterday...thats 2 hrs twisting her hair and her twist out came out with these luscious, shiny curls. My mom BEGGED my sister not to wear her natural hair to work. " No, No! Please, your hair looks like a zulu's head."
I respect and honor my mother and her opinions but...when are we going to start loving our hair??
ladyEulaelie 1 year ago