Styles 4 Kidz helps multiracial families build confidence and cultural understanding
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As an award-winning frontline senior doctor working for the National Health Service, Dr. Sarb Clare is leading a movement that empowers women — especially curly ones — to be the best version of themselves.
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If you want to see real-life superhumans in action, tune in to NBC’s American Ninja Warrior. The popular show gives competitors the opportunity to swing, climb, and fly through four increasingly difficult obstacle courses, with a million-dollar prize at the end.
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Do you feel uncomfortable wearing hats, headbands, and scarves? You’re not alone.Many curlies feel a little awkward when it comes to wearing hair accessories — not just because they’re afraid to flatten their curls, but because they’re worried that they’ll look silly.Maybe you even love the idea of them and how they look — on
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After helping the curly community online, she’s embarking on a journey to become a true curl specialist. Follow along as Alyson takes Curl behind the scenes of becoming a curly hair expert — and changing lives in the process.
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(Photo courtesy of The Miss Universe Organization/Photographer: Fadil Berisha)History was made in 2019: For the first time, the reigning Miss America Nia Franklin, Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, and Miss Teen USA Kaliegh Garris were all Black women. They showcased melanin, kinks, and curls when they graced the national pageant stages, ultimately
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Watch our video interviews with Cheslie Kryst and Kaliegh Garris as they chat about curly hair and representation.
Yes, Kaliegh Garris is Miss Teen USA 2019, but today, she primarily identifies as a college student. The 20-year-old is entering her fourth semester at Southern Connecticut State University, where she’s studying communications with a concentration in film, television, and media productions. “I’m very passionate about getting really good grades,” she says. “I just finished finals
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Cheslie Kryst grew up watching her mother, April Simpkins, compete in pageants in North Carolina. When Simpkins won Mrs. North Carolina US 2002, 11-year-old Kryst was inspired by her mother’s dedication, as well as the philanthropic opportunities that came with the crown. “I remember watching her sing the national anthem. I remember her giving public speeches
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