Sure the justices are looking forward to the "Hair Case." Trial of the Century that will be.

I have never heard such a stupid thing as hair discrimination. It's gotta be made up, I've never encountered or heard of anything like that. Yes, certain schools and businesses have the right to have dress codes, which includes hair. NO MATTER WHAT the race of the person is. If a law firm bans dreadlocks or mohawks for lawyers who appear in court, then they're banned for EVERYONE, not just blacks. Seriously racism must be completely over in this country if hair discrimination is the only thing left to complain about, things must otherwise be utopian!

@@tomservo75David your just mad cause your balding

We have read your comments and really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts, we hoped the film would both resonate and help to educate. Thanks for your kind words.

Could you elaborate?

The one group of people that hate black people's hair the most is black people.

This really does show the struggle of a black woman and how we get treated. I hope it shows non-black people a new point of view.

​@garrynewman6211 you have to walk in our shoes to understand.

I'm non-black and I understand the way you all feel. I've seen a lot of discrimination against my black friends for years.

But in the real world, people have to follow dress codes, which includes hair style among other things, as appropriate to the career or role they are in. Your right to "be yourself" stops at the office door. The girl was sent home for having a hair style that was *inappropriate for the school.* End of! Why is that so hard to understand?

If we've gotten to the point where we're complaining about "micro" aggression and perceived, as opposed to actual offenses, we must have come pretty damn far as a society. We're so non-racist and tolerant that the professional victims and race-baiters are losing things to complain about. Since actual racism is apparently gone, we just start making up new forms of it, or else the "XYZ Studies" departments are out of business. Thus, videos like this.

@@tomservo75 Go away.

@@tomservo75 Interesting how ppl who loathe topics like these always seem to find them online *smirks*

Me too! Sent this to my girls to watch.

What in this video had ANYTHING at all to do with race? The only people making it about race were the ones complaining about it. Dress codes are the same for EVERYONE. Nothing racial about it at all. And the tanning comment that was so contrived, NO ONE speaks like that.

​@@tomservo75 I can tell you're not black or have black hair. It is about race, if your white or not, hair is a culture especially curls. Being told to repress that is in fact racist. YOU MISSED THE POINT!!!!!!

​@@tomservo75are you blind???

What's the problem? Is it a problem to be brown? Only if you live in a cold climate and don't consume enough vitamin d. So what's the problem?

If someone said “ You’re already white enough,” would that statement make any sense or sound stupid, ignorant, racist and/or highly offensive and inappropriate? Yeah, same thing. Some people are absolutely careless as well as clueless as to how their words affect others.

@@angelabrown-bessau4127 But I am not white. I am not an alino. But even albinos aren't white. So telling this to anyone is stupid. If you tell this to someone I will think you're an idiot, not racist 🤣. So... Are you 😉 By the way. You ARE literally brown. Like in a famous song. I cannot judge if you are brown ENOUGH, that depends on you. Is it enough for you? Only you decide

Okay it's a bit rude, but it's not the biggest deal in the world, it's just a joke. And yes, I'm Jewish and have faced much good-natured humor about it. How thin-skinned we've gotten as a society, that we have to LOOK for new things to be offended by, because the number of ACTUAL offenses is so small.

@@96_13. it's not a problem to be brown. Clearly, I'm brown, and there's no problem about it. HOWEVER, there is a problem when someone is telling you that you're enough of something. That statement also implies that there is something beyond being "brown enough", it implies that person also believes there is something as too brown. Those four words were actually very telling. If she were browner, would that then be seen as too brown by the rude lady that made that comment?? I think so.

There is nothing I hate about my afro hair. If I treat it right it treats me right.

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​@@philtoner2621The dog in your profile speaks volumes about who you are in real life😂😅

True. But it's what they had to do to survive and get jobs. We're lucky in some ways, that the world is changing.

Aww..I wish it was only older folks....haahaahaaa!

I have been straightening my hair since I was 8 years old I'm in my late 20th now. I have never worn my natural hair just to avoid questions about my hair I already stand out as it is. And it's easier to deal with when straighten. Due to the heat damage my hair is very short now and experience a lot of hair fall so I started wearing clip in extensions.... My natural hair is very coarse. I actually dont like my hair cuz it's a pain in the as* especially nowadays cuz it's very damaged from all the heat. I don't feel comfortable washing my hair and going out . I would love for a day where I can do that I actually sleep with my clip in extensions beacuse I can't be bothered wearing it again it's time consuming. I heard that causes cancer but who cares... I wish one day I can wash my hair and just do nothing else to it and leave the house with it in its "natural state" I wash my hair once I am done I use a heat protective spray that doesn't even work. Then I start straightening my hair which takes about 20 or something recently less cuz my hair is very very damaged from years and years of straightening. (It's so damage it doesn't stay straighten for longer than 5 mins.) Then I wear my clip in extensions to give me length. Which are so expensive I have been buying extention from one place for years I feel like I kept them open honestly. (And that's the reality for alot of African/African American women alot of our hard earn money is wasted on fake hair) Anyways I don't want to get stears tbh I get enough stears as an African the last thing I want is to also get questions about my hair. Also, I have never breaded my hair I sometimes envy some of these African women who bread their hair. Our hair is very hard to maintain which is another reason why I straighten it. Not trying to play the victim but being African is really a huge struggle in itself. I just feel like we are the most hated race I have no idea why? Maybe if we were not so weak and our governments were not tractors we would have lived in this world with more dignity and peace 🤷

I’m sorry you feel that way about your hair. However to strengthen it, try natural remedies like shea butter, mango butter, castor oil and Chebe. Those products can heal your hair, thicken your hair, returning moisture to your hair which is the main thing our hair needs.

What? Are you serious? This happens all the damn time.

@@Philosophicalblackman source: you made it up 💀

@@Arionid my source is personal experience, asshole. Obviously you're not black yourself otherwise you wouldn't be arguing with me about this.

@@Arionidwell clearly you don’t have a drop of black in you source thousands and millions of words of people who actually have black in them that wear there natural and or cultural hairstyles and get punished for it get fired get dress coded get insulted get turned down from jobs all because of hair that is natural and or there cultural hairstyles

speak to the teenagers at your local school

It does happen in my country girls had to protest to be allowed to have their natural hair. So yeah it does happen

It actually does happen just because you don't want to pay attention doesn't mean it doesn't happen

It happens all the time.

Google it 🤪

But you aren’t a Black girl. So you’d never understand. Who decided what it means to be professional? Europeans. This isn’t dramatized. This kind of thing happens all the time.

You are in NO PLACE to be commenting on other peoples hair 😂😂😂