Thank your for this... there have been other documentaries stating that head wraps derived from slavery, but it has always been a part of our culture pre-slavery. Thank you for clarifying this. You documented this topic so well, well done.

I’m a black woman from Arkansas and I love this content it brought both tears 😭 of sadness and tears 😭 of pride 😊. This was truly a honor to our heritage 👏🏽. It goes to show you can’t completely take away someone’s culture. Here is states, south mostly our people were made to feel a different way about head scarfs and wraps because of slavery..... but our historical culture and traditions of beauty eventually started to prevail 😊🥰 . The beauty of the colors and patterns against our various complexions are truly a work of art .

Omg this was so powerful and uplifting👏🏾 Much respect Sis. Thank you!

Lyndsay, wonderfully done! I am a high school teacher and with your permission I would like to share your video during Black History Month with our students.

Thank you so much for this video. I was sent home today from school because of my headscarf. I am one thousand African and I’ve grown up with the culture all around me and I feel very confident with my culture and I love it but it was very saddening when I was told I couldn’t be in school with it on.

Beautiful! I am 45 years old and have always loved and admired headwraps and have always seen the women in my family in the south and in the Caribbean wear headwraps. But as I was growing up they didn’t allow headwraps in schools and later jobs. Now with the natural hair movement I embrace my culture and wear my head wrap with pride. Thank you.

Beautiful! I have been wrapping consistently for the last few months & I actually have enjoyed the socio-cultural empowerment that is being hailed by African school of thought throughout the world. Powerful...enjoying your expression of this gem of a crown that we choose to wear. Watching & loving your contribution from London England

Thanks for this powerful doccie, I wear my head wrap everyday of my life. It's religious, cultural norm for me and I feel so good and confident every morning as I go through all my colourfull doeks to choose which color will go with my clothes for the day. Amandla awethu imbokodo (Proudly South African)

I’m from Louisiana and sis your info is on point!

I love the head wraps and that it indicates marital status. Our history is so rich.

This is beautiful! thank you for sharing this video! super instructive and inspiring. I'm also a big fan of headwraps and after watching this I'm even prouder to wear mine 👑

I'm Jamaican, thanks for this video 😀

Thank you. We need this information. Great video. You are the daughter of great women and I know the ancestors are smiling. You are carrying the torch. You are lighting a dark path. Thank you sis. Very good work.

Beautiful and informative video!

Beautifully narrated 😍

Beautiful , this video was much needed and much love to you for sharing 💛

Well done. This heritage goes even further back to the Hebrew tribes our people come from. For the God of Abraham’s daughters covered their heads. When the tribe of Juda fled to Africa they continued these and many traditions. We are God’s chosen people.

I am truly grateful to you young sister, for your making this video. It is both educational , informative and a beautiful representation of our women wrapping their heads and the reasons for it. Very well done👏👏

Thank you for doing this video!!!! You did such an amazing job. I am of Jamaican descent as well and was curious to learn more about the meaning of head wraps. I have locs and love wearing head wraps 😍.

I've watched this video at least 10 times! So informative, thank you!!!!

This video Is beautifully done and rich with history and pride. Love ❤️ subscribed

Yesss to this!!👏🏾👏🏾 So uplifting and informative. Thank you for creating this video!💗💗

Hi Ms. Lyndsay: Beautifully done!

I love this so much Thankyou!!

Thank you so much for sharing! 💕

Absolutely beautiful and thank you ❤

Very powerful and beautifully presented my sister!!!

Loved this!! 🙌🏾😍

🙏🏾🙏🏾 Beautiful. I came across this video today and it made me cry also made so proud of who we are 🙏🏾

Thank you for this Queen. 🖤

This video was so informative! Thank you!

yo, this is incredible!! informative and beautiful. thanks for sharing

Wonderful video. It is so important for people to learn what you teach in this video.

Yeah!!!!!!

Wow this was very informative.

You are so awesome for this💁🏽👏🏾💁🏽👏🏾💁🏽

I was just looking at head wraps on You Go Natural's website when this video popped up! I love your videos!

Excellent. Thank you. :)

That was fabulous! Thank you sister✊🏾❤️ Yes! I Rock my headwrape as well

Informative video! My parents and grandmother were hat makers in JA! x

You’re amazing, thank you!!

So informative 👏🏼

this is great!i love this video..

Loved this

Beautiful! THANK You

Wow!!! Lyndsay this is so informative.... I didn't even know most of the things mention like the part about head ties representing marital status and stuff like that. I thought it was just to hide a bad hair day or protection from the sun as you mentioned in the video..... loved it and keep up the good work

Excellent 💜

I love this Videos it made me so emotional😍😍

Beautiful, thank you Sista.

I love it. Pro Black😍💯

super nice video

You go baby girl 👏🏾

Great video sis

Thank you for this

BEAUTIFUL Queen I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS VIDEO I LEARNED ALOT THANK YOU FOR THIS BEAUTY AND BRAINS

Beautiful

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Beautiful video

so interesting

Thank you for creating thi.

Thank You for creating This 😋😋 I'm getting INTUNED To My Rich Culture: Cherokee, Trinidiad and African Richness

great video peace to you from iran

Lovely lovely content on this channel, What camera do you use??

Subscribing

Blessed thank you so much melanin beauty black girl/woman magic black magic

Bless. Thanks for the knowledge and teachings Empress. Your beyond beautiful, wise and you have a very soothing voice. I could listen to you speak all day. Truly wonderul video. Keep up the good works

Where can we buy authentic, good quality headwraps?....Any link suggestions?

Hello! I was wondering if as a white woman it would be cultural appropriation to wear a head scarf. As said in the video I am jealous of the beauty of it. I am unsure if people would take offence if I chose to wear such a meaningful piece of their culture without being of said culture or race. Can anyone please enlighten me of their opinions (negative and all) because I really just don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. Thank you

Praise GOD Daughter thank you for sharing such wonderful information... Blessings upon you and your family with Love

U sound like a poet

Thank you Lyndsay for your rich information.I will be talking about my artwork and referring to your youtube channel, if you don't mind... when talking about head wraps in my artwork. artbymartamedina.art

You are such a pretty girl

(At 7:00) You say we aren't forced to take off our headwrap but, what about the school systems? No one except for me wears a headwrap and if I don't take her off, in-school suspension for me!! For what? For wanting to feel closer to my ancestors and comfortable in me? My parents don't want me to get in trouble over this matter and I understand their reasoning but, why should I conform to a system that wasn't created with me in mind??