Black History Month: Black hair is a symbol of culture, pride, identity
In the Black community, there's a deep connection between hair and heritage. Black hair is seen as a symbol of strength.
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Detroit closes out Black History Month by honoring iconic legends of jazz and blues
The iconic voices of female jazz & blues legends Billie Holiday, Phyllis Hyman, Nancy Wilson and Bessie Smith were honored at ...
Sitting down with Pamela Hart, known as Austin's 'First Lady of Jazz'
As part of KVUE's Black History Month coverage, longtime jazz singer Pamela Hart shares her experience contributing to Austin ...
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Paris Olympics gold medalist Quincy Wilson makes his feelings known on being invited to Black History Month reception
Quincy Wilson opened up about being invited to the honorable Black History Month reception. He was given this honor because of his incredible performance at the Paris Olympics. Wilson made history ...
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Black History Month: Black hair is a symbol of culture, pride
"There was a time when you couldn't wear your hair any way you want and still be considered smart, intelligent, just as bright as someone that had straight hair," Wilson said.The history of Black ...