I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause they are the epitome of strength and resilience. Truly amazing beings

— Dipped In Gold 💋 (@ItsBossCharles) November 23, 2016

@rach_ihim 🖤

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I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause they're unstoppable can't be told no 😻

— Jarvis Landry’s Headband (@Tavannnee) April 28, 2016

@westindiandolly

#Iloveblackwomen

I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause they endure things that no one else can and still come out on top…did I mention how beautiful they are??

— Linzy Taylor (@linzyt4) May 27, 2015

@pslovemeriaa

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I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause despite all the obstacles they face being Black and a Woman in America, they truly embody achievement #WeLoveYou 👌🏽

— Mizzou Kappas (@DQKappas) May 27, 2015

@a1_fleeky 🖤 #dswnaturalista

#Iloveblackwomen #blackwomenwithnaturalhair

I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause look at me . Versatility. My hair . My clothes. My very essence is a trend … Simply because I am a black woman🙌🏾😍

— edges&facts 💁🏾‍♀️💅🏾 (@_TheAngelCake) May 27, 2015

@coco.h0ney

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#Iloveblackwomen

I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause we are strong, talented, different, beautiful and educated 🙌🏾💕

— khi (@MODELandMOSCATO) May 27, 2015

@lindaosifo

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I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause as much as this whitewashed society tries to put a negative stigma on us we still rise above it. 👑

— Kaiomi the Supreme✨ (@DevourMyCookies) May 27, 2015

@sparkletatiana 🖤

#Iloveblackwomen

I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause they made me, raised me, taught me, protected me, loved me. I owe them everything.

— eddie (@PowPowTheeEnd) May 27, 2015

@chocolatebomb_2 📸: @i_am_da_shooter 🖤

I love black women

#ILoveBlackWomenBecause We got skin of the earth and hair that defies gravity. We are ethereal.

— Bastet (@_suckinglemons) May 27, 2015

@dopelike_mimi 🖤 #dswnaturalista

say it loud–“Afro’d & I’m PROUD!”

Become your true self

How do you feel about your hair?

The time is finally here! I am so happy that MY hair is finally BEAUTIFUL & EXOTIC! I have always had a dysfunctional relationship with my hair. Even though it was just a little too “kinky” to be “curly”, I never liked perming my hair. I deeply longed for that “miracle” product that would loosen up my kinks just enough for them to be considered curls.

In high school, I used to wonder why afros were out of style. I would see images from the 70s and think that’s so me! But I couldn’t imagine being a professional with that style.

Now, the natural hair movement is here; and with Pinterest and YouTube, I feel equipped with the tools needed to embrace my 4c hair=) … It’s long overdue.

I have seen so many beautiful styles and learned so many ways to care…

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