Can't Tell Me Nothing: The Uncomfortable Hair Truths of Black Women

Can't Tell Me Nothing: The Uncomfortable Hair Truths of Black WomenCant Tell Me Nothing is a critical anthology that helps us to talk about things that hurt when it comes to Black hair; what makes us uncomfortable and squeamish with pain as we recall our personal history with hair care from the kitchen to the salon. Sixteen brave Black women have poured out their souls in this book. They share about their unspoken pains and hair traumas; the things we dont like to talk about when it comes to Black hair, but they

“‘Let us descend

a hospital for infectious disease

longe dos humanos modernos que evoluíram na África

The first to appear was William Dampier

and a mother’s triumphant heart that rises and blooms again

a member of a mysterious order called the Enlightenment Committee

featuring authentic black art against a subtle mud cloth pattern

As the Democrats swept into the White House on a wave of Black defectors from the Party of Lincoln

the TREE OF LIFE metaphysical teachings

Self-alienation

My experiences

a woman who loves to represent black sisterhood in her art