Twisted: The Tangled History of Black Hair Culture – A Kirkus Best Book Investigation of Racism, Identity, and Self-Love
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Twisted: The Tangled History of Black Hair Culture – A Kirkus Best Book Investigation of Racism, Identity, and Self-Love

by Emma Dabiri

African American Studies cultural history social justice
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Twisted examines the tangled history of Black hair culture and its relationship to racism, identity, and self-love. Emma Dabiri’s investigation considers hair as a powerful cultural subject, offering readers a thoughtful look at how appearance, society, and personal identity intersect.

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Twisted explores the history and cultural significance of Black hair.

The book examines connections between hair, racism, identity, and self-love.

Through its investigation of Black hair culture, it considers how personal expression can reflect wider social experiences.

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