Returning to natural roots

Colourism
Written by Jamal Joseph
Representing how more black women have been embracing their natural hair more in recent years..which is nice considering how our natural hair has/still is seen as “bad hair”.

Representing how more black women have been embracing their natural hair more in recent years..which is nice considering how our natural hair has/still is seen as “bad hair”.

Jamal Joseph

Born and raised in Browne’s Avenue, Antigua. I enjoy art, humanitarian and activism work.  I absolutely enjoy Art because it helps me to cope with the stresses of life.  Overall, Humanitarian and activism give me a sense of morality and pride in helping those who may not have a voice.

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