Societal pressures compelled early textured hair care practices to shift from cultural celebration to conformity with Eurocentric beauty ideals for social acceptance.
Early Black entrepreneurs in hair care built expansive networks, providing economic independence and cultural validation for Black women, transforming community life.
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