The Hair Dilemma: Conform to Mainstream Expectations or Emphasize Racial Identity

Ashleigh Shelby Rosette · Tracy L. Dumas

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Discrimination and Equality Law Race, History, and American Society Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Throughout American history, skin color, eye color, and hair texture have had the power to shape the quality of Black people's lives, and that trend continues today for Black women in the workplace.

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