When is a hairstyle more than just hair?How a natural look became a powerful form of resistance.

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Style and Status

A hairstyle can be a powerful act of defiance. During the 1960s and 70s, the Afro emerged as a potent political symbol in America, directly challenging the era's dominant beauty standards. This was more than a fashion trend; it was a revolution. By embracing their natural hair texture, Black Americans made a profound statement of pride, heritage, and identity. This story explores how a hairstyle became a symbol of a movement.