Zahra Abdi
3/7/2017
Hair and Diary of Anne Frank

In Hair by Malcom X, Tthe story states that: Mmany black womben haved never worn their natural hair and lacked iknowledgea of how to take care of it. Many beauty salons dowere not sownerved by, or bedid cnont serollved by, women who wanted to wear their hair naturally. So, I believe, as Mindisd the author X, that perming the hair, and wearing weaves and wigs, at its root, is a form of self-hatred. Blacks who perm their hair are not consciously self-hating, the hatred has been internalized. As a b

Black womaen, you may feel that theyou are not feminine and pretty unless theyou have long, flowing hair, because this is what theyou grew up seeing and hearing all youf their lifves. “Do not all the pretty ladies on TV, the princesses, the pop stars, the Barbies have long hair? They do not have Afros, twists, or cornrows - that's for damn sure.” (p.__).

“Diary of A Young Girl by Anne Frank's”, is about the horrors of war and an eloquent...[INCOMPLETE]