Afros to Blondes "Why Are Black Women Going Blond"?
Afros to Blondes a Chapter from the Revolutionary New Book of Poetry Entitled: Black Hair In the 21st Century Poetry That Gets to the Root of the Matter by R.J. Rahman. The Author Discusses this Issue with Stephen Biko of Blog Talk Radio.
Atlanta, GA, August 24, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Afro to Blondes one of the ten chapters in this exceptional new book entitled: Black Hair In the 21st Century Poetry That Gets To the Root Of the Matter. Up and coming author R.J. Rahman covers topics that reflect upon how black hair is viewed today. She puts the history of black hair into rhythmic poetic verse to evoke an appreciation for black hair in its natural state. The topic that will be discussed on Stephen Bikos Blog Talk Radio segment this coming Wed. August 25th at 9:30pm eastern time will be Afros to Blondes, Have Black Women made progress with the Adoption of Blond Hair?
Rahman states, that "The Afro still exists and that the Afro has opened up the door for the acceptance of hairstyles with what Rahman calls Afrocentered Flair like Braids, Twists and Locked hairstyles. The Afro along with the clinched fist symbolizes Black Power. Afros also symbolized black being beautiful in its natural state. Before the Afro if you wanted to feel beautiful one had to straighten their hair with heat at extremely high temperatures or use harsh chemicals. It's still happening today it's not as bad as it used to be." R.J. Rahman states "It seems like towards the end of every era of Black achievement Blond hair makes an appearance in the fashion world and then in the psyche of Black women of all shades. Now Black Women with Mocha, Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Brown hues are jumping on into the Blond Trend." Rahman will ask these questions on her up and coming interview "Why are Black Woman Adopting Blond hair? Is Blond hair on Black women a form of Empowerment? or is it reflective of a lack of cultural understanding?
Why are black women with dark skin tones becoming Blond?
Rahman will also talk about the positive behaviors toward Black Hair in the 21st century and she will brings up the behaviors that black people in the black community may want to question. The blond ambition that black women have of a darker hue needs to be discussed and needs to be addressed.
The above questions will be discussed Wed August 25th at 9:30pm eastern time with Stephen Biko on blogtalkradio.com/problemsolversunlimited
R.J. Rahmans book Black Hair In the 21st Century Poetry That Gets to the Root of the Matter is on sale at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com and Borders Books.com. It will be in Bookstores in Mid September 2010. This book has been endorsed by Dr. Cornel West and the Legendary Nikki Giovanni. If you missed last Wed August 18th topic just go to Google or Yahoo search and type in Blogtalkradio.com/problemsolversunlimited and look for the archived shows then type in the date of the previous shows.
All interview topics concerning Black Hair are taken directly from this phenomenal book of poetry. Check out the Author, Sample Poems and Book Reviews at RJRahman-books.com
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Rahman states, that "The Afro still exists and that the Afro has opened up the door for the acceptance of hairstyles with what Rahman calls Afrocentered Flair like Braids, Twists and Locked hairstyles. The Afro along with the clinched fist symbolizes Black Power. Afros also symbolized black being beautiful in its natural state. Before the Afro if you wanted to feel beautiful one had to straighten their hair with heat at extremely high temperatures or use harsh chemicals. It's still happening today it's not as bad as it used to be." R.J. Rahman states "It seems like towards the end of every era of Black achievement Blond hair makes an appearance in the fashion world and then in the psyche of Black women of all shades. Now Black Women with Mocha, Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Brown hues are jumping on into the Blond Trend." Rahman will ask these questions on her up and coming interview "Why are Black Woman Adopting Blond hair? Is Blond hair on Black women a form of Empowerment? or is it reflective of a lack of cultural understanding?
Why are black women with dark skin tones becoming Blond?
Rahman will also talk about the positive behaviors toward Black Hair in the 21st century and she will brings up the behaviors that black people in the black community may want to question. The blond ambition that black women have of a darker hue needs to be discussed and needs to be addressed.
The above questions will be discussed Wed August 25th at 9:30pm eastern time with Stephen Biko on blogtalkradio.com/problemsolversunlimited
R.J. Rahmans book Black Hair In the 21st Century Poetry That Gets to the Root of the Matter is on sale at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com and Borders Books.com. It will be in Bookstores in Mid September 2010. This book has been endorsed by Dr. Cornel West and the Legendary Nikki Giovanni. If you missed last Wed August 18th topic just go to Google or Yahoo search and type in Blogtalkradio.com/problemsolversunlimited and look for the archived shows then type in the date of the previous shows.
All interview topics concerning Black Hair are taken directly from this phenomenal book of poetry. Check out the Author, Sample Poems and Book Reviews at RJRahman-books.com
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