April 13

Hair has always been a big part of how I express myself and connect to my identity. My hair texture and the way I choose to style it reflect my culture and where I come from, especially through styles that have been passed down over time. I remember one time when I wore my hair in a natural style, and I felt really proud because it showed confidence in who I am. At the same time, some people didn’t understand it and made comments, which made me feel a little uncomfortable. Even then, it helped me realize that my hair is a part of my identity, and embracing it is a way of showing pride in my culture.

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