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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Black Hair, White Standards: Breaking the Chains of ConformityIt's mocked, ridiculed, and vilified-natural black hair.From schoolyards to boardrooms, Black folk's hair is under attack. Children are taunted for it. Women in the workplace face pressure to straighten it or risk unemployment. Even professional athletes are sneered at and caricatured because of it.The pressure to alter, disguise, or hide natural Black hair spans the globe. But why?What is it about our natural, God-given hair that invites such scorn and judgment? Why do some of us go to extreme lengths to change it?In this revised and expanded edition of Black Folk's Hair, Kamau and Janice Kenyatta offer a bold and compassionate exploration of the truths hidden beneath these questions.What You'll Discover: The historical roots of society's disdain for black folk's hair. How myths and misconceptions about black hair perpetuate shame. The emotional toll of "fitting in" and the liberation of embracing your natural self.Drawing from their personal experiences and years of research, lectures, and workshops, the Kenyattas unravel the secrecy surrounding natural black hair. Their investigation confronts outdated beliefs, exposes hard truths, and celebrates the unique beauty of black hair.This book challenges the narrative that black hair must conform to Eurocentric standards to be acceptable. It's a call to embrace authenticity, break free from societal shame, and reclaim the pride and power that natural hair represents.The Kenyattas' honest and thought-provoking approach isn't without controversy, but by the time you turn the final page, you'll never look at Black hair the same way again.If you're ready to uncover the secrets, confront the shame, and experience the liberation of understanding Black hair, this book is your guide. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A shrewd, incisive, and uncommon work about racism, anti-racism and the dishonesty surrounding it from Kamau KenyattaKamau Kenyatta has spent more than two decades as a professor of African American Studies.For a decade of that experience, he taught racism and sexism classes. He has spokenon these topics in prisons, academic institutions, businesses, and various cultural organizations. Several years ago, he became annoyed at the rampant ignorance the public hason the subject of racism. It led him to test his students on the topic overthe years. The results he stumbled upon stunned and perplexed him because hediscovered that 99% of them could not correctly define the term. He began tonotice parallels between his students and the public in general. Both, he realized, were as uninformed. At the core of the issue is that White people take no responsibility for racism.And Black people generally let them get away with it. White people act like surprisedspectators when racism comes up. And Black people think that if we teach them, some magical light will flicker on in their minds causing them to change. These arefallacies. The White People Show will ruffle more than a few feathers becauseit goes against the popular and accepted discussions around racism.This book will challenge and stretch you no matter what you think aboutracism or anti-racism because it will compel you to rethink whatyou know about individual racism and systemic racism. It's about rightlydefining the term, how white people became racist, and how black peoplemust approach it for survival. Lastly, it exposes the dishonesty implicit inany discussion about racism. If you want clarity in understanding racism and don't know where to look orwhom to trust, then The White People Show is for you.You don't have to be confused about racism again, EVER! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Black Hair, White Standards: Breaking the Chains of ConformityIt's mocked, ridiculed, and vilified-natural black hair.From schoolyards to boardrooms, Black folk's hair is under attack. Children are taunted for it. Women in the workplace face pressure to straighten it or risk unemployment. Even professional athletes are sneered at and caricatured because of it.The pressure to alter, disguise, or hide natural Black hair spans the globe. But why?What is it about our natural, God-given hair that invites such scorn and judgment? Why do some of us go to extreme lengths to change it?In this revised and expanded edition of Black Folk's Hair, Kamau and Janice Kenyatta offer a bold and compassionate exploration of the truths hidden beneath these questions.What You'll Discover: The historical roots of society's disdain for black folk's hair. How myths and misconceptions about black hair perpetuate shame. The emotional toll of "fitting in" and the liberation of embracing your natural self.Drawing from their personal experiences and years of research, lectures, and workshops, the Kenyattas unravel the secrecy surrounding natural black hair. Their investigation confronts outdated beliefs, exposes hard truths, and celebrates the unique beauty of black hair.This book challenges the narrative that black hair must conform to Eurocentric standards to be acceptable. It's a call to embrace authenticity, break free from societal shame, and reclaim the pride and power that natural hair represents.The Kenyattas' honest and thought-provoking approach isn't without controversy, but by the time you turn the final page, you'll never look at Black hair the same way again.If you're ready to uncover the secrets, confront the shame, and experience the liberation of understanding Black hair, this book is your guide. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A shrewd, incisive, and uncommon work about racism, anti-racism and the dishonesty surrounding it from Kamau KenyattaKamau Kenyatta has spent more than two decades as a professor of African American Studies.For a decade of that experience, he taught racism and sexism classes. He has spokenon these topics in prisons, academic institutions, businesses, and various cultural organizations. Several years ago, he became annoyed at the rampant ignorance the public hason the subject of racism. It led him to test his students on the topic overthe years. The results he stumbled upon stunned and perplexed him because hediscovered that 99% of them could not correctly define the term. He began tonotice parallels between his students and the public in general. Both, he realized, were as uninformed. At the core of the issue is that White people take no responsibility for racism.And Black people generally let them get away with it. White people act like surprisedspectators when racism comes up. And Black people think that if we teach them, some magical light will flicker on in their minds causing them to change. These arefallacies. The White People Show will ruffle more than a few feathers becauseit goes against the popular and accepted discussions around racism.This book will challenge and stretch you no matter what you think aboutracism or anti-racism because it will compel you to rethink whatyou know about individual racism and systemic racism. It's about rightlydefining the term, how white people became racist, and how black peoplemust approach it for survival. Lastly, it exposes the dishonesty implicit inany discussion about racism. If you want clarity in understanding racism and don't know where to look orwhom to trust, then The White People Show is for you.You don't have to be confused about racism again, EVER! Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A shrewd, incisive, and uncommon work about racism, anti-racism and the dishonesty surrounding it from Kamau KenyattaKamau Kenyatta has spent more than two decades as a professor of African American Studies.For a decade of that experience, he taught racism and sexism classes. He has spoken>Several years ago, he became annoyed at the rampant ignorance the public hason the subject of racism. It led him to test his students on the topic overthe years. The results he stumbled upon stunned and perplexed him because hediscovered that 99% of them could not correctly define the term. He began tonotice parallels between his students and the public in general. Both, he realized, >At the core of the issue is that White people take no responsibility for racism.And Black people generally let them get away with it. White people act like surprisedspectators when racism comes up. And Black people think that if we teach them, some magical light will flicker on in their minds causing them to change. These are>The White People Show will ruffle more than a few feathers becauseit goes against the popular and accepted discussions around racism.This book will challenge and stretch you no matter what you think aboutracism or anti-racism because it will compel you to rethink whatyou know about individual racism and systemic racism. It's about rightlydefining the term, how white people became racist, and how black peoplemust approach it for survival. Lastly, it exposes the dishonesty implicit in>If you want clarity in understanding racism and don't know where to look orwhom to trust, then The White People Show is for you.You don't have to be confused about racism again, EVER!

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