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Hair Story: Changing the narrative - Dallas Examiner

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Exhibit features Black hair and its complicated roots By DIANE XAVIER The Dallas Examiner Black hair is a hot topic – from fashion to self-esteme. Every year, billions of dollars are spent by [...]

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