She is certainly black excellence.

Chimamanda…. I simple love you….i identify with your opinions…. I am a Nigerian….I feel you are absolutely normal…because I am😮 and I am a Catholic nun (missionary sister) who has mingled with many cultures and loving my Catholic faith much❤

This lady is so articulate.

I love black women's natural hair

I love her soooo much❤❤

Thank you for being you... And we need your books in schools and liberties here in Nigeria

Chimamanda, you're wrong there... We thank God for blessing us with a genius like you, and we cherish you. 🥰

We do not mind these people expecting us to wear hair and makeup to fit in. We stay natural ❤ as our Creator made us. ❤ Thank you for sharing your wisdom

It's been 4 years now since I started keeping natural hair 🎉

I strongly prefer and love her look and hair. Braids or Fro. It’s all good. An AWESOME queen.

You are one of a few.i love your frankness.

I am a western woman …..and I love the natural hair of African women 😊 such beautiful

Maybe its that "realm" of "crazyness" that made her to be the genius she is..., I just adore her,

You are simply the best

I'm so glad she tells the truth.

Chimmamanda nwanne mmadu, Most people in NIGERIA....and the world think you are BRILLIANT! Yes there's that "political class" whom your views might directly affect and perhaps throw off, but Eve they are human and under other circumstances would definitely identify with most of your ideals. Stay intact ❤❤❤

I love you sooooo much ❤

Love your hair ,your whole been. Black hair is so fabulously virtitile. Our hair can be style to so many breath taking styles. Love your own fabulous hair. Those wigs just look like a wig.

They are not the only one, l think she is crazy Too but also Intelligent.

On some level I think it sets us apart. God made us this way to set us apart. In a wonderful way my hair can be long and really light on my head, yet because of kinks has a lot of body.

I have similar story, I don't like wearing makeup and heels and I went to an interview without makeup and heels and the interviewer asked me why I am not on make-up and heels. Anyways, everyone has their priorities, the way you feel about relaxers is the way I feel about make-up, you don't want to put chemicals on your hair but you have no problems putting chemicals on your face. I don't want to put chemicals on my face and that's one of the reasons I don't like wearing make-up.

🥰 yes the pain of culturists quite pathetic to say the least

Chimamand, Thank you. You are so right and beautiful. So why your hostess not show her face?

Chiamandan, i am proud of you one things That you are a proud African.....I have question for you, what is something that concern you much about Africains youths-strugles around the glob....?

We don't think, we know😂

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My daughter has alway worn natural hair and is doing well at Google as a sw engineer, architect, and product manager. There are safe and safer places to work as you are.

It's really nice to hear a woman icon talk about this. I find it difficult to rationalise how the African women can ignore the obvious indignity in wearing the hair of other races just to look beautiful. It makes the African woman appear to be shallow in thinking.

Is this really her hair? Wow

If you are crazy then my prayer to God is to make me crazy.

They are not expected to change the hair that nature gave them. They work on their hair to look good. And looking good depends on the specific individual's taste.

Maybe the men, some crazy women

why did she say america is deepl rac!st lol. Damn that was harsh.

We don't think you are crazy

"Most Nigerians think I'm crazy"??? What an unnecessary mysterious lie.

Maybe you are crazy

1:40 -1:45, "Dreads", Her calling it dreads is proving her point, they (you know who's " they") called it dreads because black hair was considered scary & def not attractive...so in case you were wondering the more correct word will be "LOCS", just locs not dreadlocks dread etc

Yes, I agree. She is educated but crazy in some areas. I respect her knowledge and education even though she has no wisdom. Just like Wole Soyinka, she talks to the elites about what they want to hear so she can get some national and international awards. And she knows it because she is not changing a single life with her speeches.

Activism without a real cause! Just seeking publicity and fame

i'm a nigerian woman too so maybe you'll hear me when I say this... this woman is so divisive and the narrative she keeps pushing is dangerous. wearing my hair natural has never been "political", the US is not "deeply racist" , and in 2024 show me a woman who lost a job because she kept her hair natural. where do you get these things from??? as long as it's not untidy, nobody actually nobody cares if there's a chemical in your hair or not. the even more dangerous problem is that her (and her liberal club) leave our young black girls thinking if they didn't get the job, it must be because someone doesn't like their hair or someone is racist (whereas they may have just been unqualified and need that feedback as a propeller to more hard work).