Hairstyles.

@NovaAnneArt That's a very interesting question that I don't feel I am entirely equipped to answer. However, I really feel strongly that all hairstyles/clothing/accessories should be available for anyone to wear. I don't think we as a society, should put a label on who can wear what or who can do this. It's not unfair and it limits us as a whole. I'd love to see what others have to say about this though! I'll bump up your post in case someone else would like to comment about this. Good luck and keep being you!

@KindListening thank you so much for your response and upvote. I appreciate that

@NovaAnneArt

I think hairstyles are a reflection of an individual that may happen to align with hairstyles that are popular with different cultures.

I chose to wear my hair in what people may say are "natural"styles but sometimes I like to wear it straight. I don't feel I am picking one side of culture over the other. If you have the ability to grow hair, I feel you should be able to wear it how you like. If people are unable to grow their hair, there are many ways to express their individuality as well.

Hope my two cents help.

Kimson

@NovaAnneArt It seems like people are trying to deny your blackness as a leveling mechanism. You are obviously not a white girl, but it's likely they were just trying to make you feel bad.

@NovaAnneArt It'is ok chainge your hairstyle and try something new. I also have long hair and sometimes trying to make different braids. I found on Hairstylezz some stylish variants and also lookink videos by name hairstyle. But seems I can use my hands to eat only

@NovaAnneArt Any style will fit you well :)

@NovaAnneArt I am so sorry that you had to go through that experience

@NovaAnneArt I am so sorry that you had to go through that experience

what hair oils or creams do you use for strengthening hair

@SisterHaleemaCounselor I don't straighten my hair often but there's this serum called chi and it's really good. I also like It's a 10 serum.

I know this is from a while ago, but I personally feel like as long as you decide to not be inappropriate towards those hairstyles then it wouldn't be bad. You are half black it sounds like. This means that half of your heritage comes from Black culture. Some may disagree, while others may agree with me, but at the end of the day the questions to ask yourself are this:

1. Do you feel comfortable?

2. Are you willing to have a conversation with those who disagree and understand their mindset?

3. Do you have any mal attentions with wearing another culture's or part of your culture's attire?