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Again, we cringe. The line between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation is not blurred -- it has been crossed. At the very least, the poor choice of wording and use of a white model is due to bad editing or a likely lack of diversity at the decision-making level.
Had Allure referenced its adoration for the Afro, perhaps this feature wouldn't be coming under quite as much fire.
We asked some top black hair bloggers, hairstylists and influencers in the black community for their reactions. Here's what they had to say:. What we've seen time and time again is that people love black culture and creativity, but not black people. These publications need to do more than just using black folks as style inspiration. This isn't an Afro.
This isn't the same as a black woman wearing a perm or a weave--do recall we were introduced to hair straightening at a time when we were made to feel that our hair was a problem to solve. This is just tone deaf appropriation and it's particularly irksome considering all the public conversation we have around these things. I'm flattered actually.
Considering the fact that white women have been doing things to look like us for decades now i. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. To me, it's funny and not really cause for protest. Sometimes we take these beauty stories too seriously.
We've got way more disturbing headlines like Sandra Bland, for example to be upset about. News Politics Entertainment Communities.
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