A Woman should be able to wear their hair anyway they want and be respected at all times. Hair of ethnic backgrounds come in all textures and throughout history the diversity of one's hair has always stood out. Please pass the Crown Act and let our younger girls, young ladies and all women of all ages, backgrounds etc stand out w/dignity and pride.
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Aquantonette Slaughter
3 years ago
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This is definitely needed. What our hair looks like should not be the determining factor on whether or not we are “good enough” or used as a measurement for the quality of our character.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
I support an end to penalty of any kind for black persons wearing their hair naturally or in culturally-desired or texture-needed ways.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
This is just another step toward reparation.
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Cheryl Pete
3 years ago
Natural hair is a right. The same right for everyone.
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Bree Crusoe
3 years ago
I signed it!
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Gina Stephens
3 years ago
It is a sad day that women within the intersection have to once again ask for the rights that everyone else has.
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Elra Ward
3 years ago
African American hair is beautiful!
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Clarice Taylor Merriman
3 years ago
Governor Katie Hobbs,
If you stand for equality and non-discrimination of Black women and girls, please sign the CROWN Act.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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People with kinky/curly hair should not be penalized for avoiding damaging and caustic products and processes to have to fit in to someone's uninformed standards of professional dress. Everyone else gets to wear their hear the way it grows out of their heads, why not Black people?
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Yvonne Weaver
3 years ago
As a black woman I should be able to wear my natural hair without question.
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Lisa Dianne Cagnolatti
3 years ago
Please sign enact this legislation.
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Alvin Jones
3 years ago
I am supporting
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RM Coulon
· petition starter
3 years ago
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On behalf of those of us who have textured hair and wear natural hairstyles, please use your executive authority to ban discrimination based on a person's natural hair texture and protective hairstyles.
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Barry Kimmons
3 years ago
Governor Hobbs
For equality and non-discrimination for Black women and girls, please sign the “Pass The Crown Act”.
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Rochelle Jones
3 years ago
This is great. No one should be discriminated for wearing their hair natural, in protective style, etc.
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C Victoria Williams
3 years ago
Please pass the Crown Act
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Michael Kelly
3 years ago
Hair should not be a factor for discrimination, hiring, promotion and or retention in Arizona. It is what is contained under the hair that matters. Common sense, compassion, cooperation, inclusivity and humanity towards one another.
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Dominique Carter
3 years ago
The beauty of our cultural relies in our hair!
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Carolyn Chatman
3 years ago
Empowered Women empower women to live their highest and best quality of life free of discrimination, fear, judgment and hate!
A Woman should be able to wear their hair anyway they want and be respected at all times. Hair of ethnic backgrounds come in all textures and throughout history the diversity of one's hair has always stood out. Please pass the Crown Act and let our younger girls, young ladies and all women of all ages, backgrounds etc stand out w/dignity and pride.
This is definitely needed. What our hair looks like should not be the determining factor on whether or not we are “good enough” or used as a measurement for the quality of our character.
I support an end to penalty of any kind for black persons wearing their hair naturally or in culturally-desired or texture-needed ways.
This is just another step toward reparation.
Natural hair is a right. The same right for everyone.
I signed it!
It is a sad day that women within the intersection have to once again ask for the rights that everyone else has.
African American hair is beautiful!
Governor Katie Hobbs, If you stand for equality and non-discrimination of Black women and girls, please sign the CROWN Act.
People with kinky/curly hair should not be penalized for avoiding damaging and caustic products and processes to have to fit in to someone's uninformed standards of professional dress. Everyone else gets to wear their hear the way it grows out of their heads, why not Black people?
As a black woman I should be able to wear my natural hair without question.
Please sign enact this legislation.
I am supporting
On behalf of those of us who have textured hair and wear natural hairstyles, please use your executive authority to ban discrimination based on a person's natural hair texture and protective hairstyles.
Governor Hobbs For equality and non-discrimination for Black women and girls, please sign the “Pass The Crown Act”.
This is great. No one should be discriminated for wearing their hair natural, in protective style, etc.
Please pass the Crown Act
Hair should not be a factor for discrimination, hiring, promotion and or retention in Arizona. It is what is contained under the hair that matters. Common sense, compassion, cooperation, inclusivity and humanity towards one another.
The beauty of our cultural relies in our hair!
Empowered Women empower women to live their highest and best quality of life free of discrimination, fear, judgment and hate!