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1920s: Marcus Garvey, a black nationalist, urges followers to embrace their natural hair and reclaim an African aesthetic. Woman (Mbororo) in Foumban, Cameroon. Originally published 1919. 1444: Europeans trade on the west coast of Africa with people wearing elaborate hairstyles, including locks, plaits and twists. 1619: First slaves brought to Jamestown; African language, culture and grooming tradition begin to disappear. 1700s: Calling black hair “wool,” many whites dehumanize slaves. The…

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In documenting over 1,000 different hairstyles of women at work, in the street, or at more formal events like weddings and parties, Nigerian photographer J.D. Okhai Ojeikere solidified himself as legend both at home and internationally. His most well-known collection of images, Hairstyles, is a typographic feat for the ages, a masterpiece of carefully executed portraits of Nigerian women that championed and celebrated their beauty and individuality via their intricate and artistic…

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Yoruba Traditional Hairstyles Hairstyles are significant to the Yoruba people of Western Nigeria, with various designs made to suit different social occasions. Traditionally, hairstyling has been an esteemed vocation in the Yoruba land. Although this was more popular in the past, Yoruba festivals, and ceremonies often welcome various styles from the different social groups. People

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