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• <b>Black</b> Long <b>Hairstyles</b> Ideas | Trends Fever
• SBH Hair Tip Of The Day – April 15 | Sophisticate&#39;s <b>Black Hair Styles</b> <b>...</b>
• CBC women push to end military regulations on <b>Black hairstyles</b>

<b>Black</b> Long <b>Hairstyles</b> Ideas | Trends Fever Posted: 12 Mar 2014 09:02 PM PDT Below is an article about black long hairstyles ideas, we hope this article would help for everybody who need latest ideas The protective style is every Black Long Hairstyles that does not let the end of the hair exposed. The constant friction from the clothing and the furniture can take away at the end of the long hair. The special attention has to be offered to the end of the hair. The ends of our hair need an extra attention. We have to treat the hair with a special treatment because the ends of hair are old and almost get breakage. That is why we need to give it extra nutrition and treatment. The strand is a really old and the most fragile. There are a lot of natural black hairstyles for long hair websites and the informative book that chapter present to the protective styling. To move from the neck length hairstyles to the shoulder length or the bra strap length to the mid back length is an adventure for a lot of people. We are challenged to change our hairstyles length. This is a challenging do for us. We have to be ready for the significant change that we will find through the change of our hair length. To break past what may be the maximum length in the past needs to take the different approach. To keep the long hairstyles for black women up and the end oiled is one way to hold the length. To wear the hair in the 2 strand twists is the investment of years. The longer Afro textured hair is, the longer it needs to style. We may imagine spending 1 to 6 hours for shampooing, for conditioning, and for twisting the hair. This is true that we need longer time to treat our natural hairstyles for black hair. This is a payment that we have to do for the best and beautiful long hair. The long time we spend will worthy enough with the result that we get. Video Of black long hairstyles ideas If you have issues, please deliver an email by using the Contact Us page, or if you wish to submit article or remove image request, be sure to go to Contact Us page. Related terms: Black Hairstyles Long Weaves, Black Hairstyles Long Bob, Long Black Hairstyles Pictures, Black Long Hairstyles with Bangs, Black Long Hairstyles 2013, Black Hairstyles 2013 for Long Hair, Long Black Hair, Black Hair Long Hair

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CBC women push to end military regulations on <b>Black hairstyles</b> Posted: 16 Apr 2014 08:34 AM PDT Congressional Black Caucus Chair Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) (Courtesy photo) by James Wright Special to the NNPA from The Washington Informer The female members of the Congressional Black Caucus wrote a strongly worded letter to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, railing against "offensive and biased" regulations that would discipline black women in the military for wearing differing, cultural hairstyles. "We write to you regarding the United States Army's update regulation, AR 670-1, that specifies hairstyles often worn by many African-American women and other minority women, as unauthorized," Caucus chairwoman Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) wrote Thursday on behalf of the other black women representatives and delegates in the U.S. House of Representatives. "Though we understand the intent of the updates regulation is to ensure uniformity in our military, it is seen as discriminatory rules targeting soldiers who are women of color with little regard to what is needed to maintain their natural hair." Fudge said that black women's hairstyles are often referred to in derogatory terms by some U.S. Army officials. "Army officials have responded to criticism of the regulation by saying it applies to all soldiers regardless of race and that they are meant to protect their safety," the congresswoman said. "However, the use of words such as 'unkempt' and 'matted' when referring to traditional hairstyles worn by women of color are offensive and biased. The assumption that individuals wearing these hairstyles cannot maintain them in a way that meets the professionalism of Army standards indicates a lack of cultural sensitivity conducive to creating a tolerant environment for minorities." Fudge encouraged Hagel to "reconsider the updated regulation as it relates to grooming standards and how it allows individuals from every community to feel proud and welcome to serve in our nation's Armed Forces." "Many African American women put forth great effort in ensuring their hair is maintained in a way that allows them to be acknowledged for their ability and commitment to the tasks and challenges before them, rather than their appearance," she said.

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