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Runner-up contestant Dayanira, 4, waits to go on stage to display her hairdo during an Afro hair contest in Havana, Cuba, Saturday, June 13, 2015. Behind closed doors and even in public, white Cubans talk disparagingly about black Cubans in ways that have become socially unacceptable in many other countries, describing them as criminals and forbidding their children from dating Afro-Cuban schoolmates. Photo credit: Desmond Boylan, The Associated Press

How the surveillance of Black hair can kill a child’s spirit

October 10, 2023
By Nia T. Evans & Ariana Coghill
Mother Jones

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