YES I DO SUPPORT THE PUFF.. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT!!!!!!!!!!!
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Erica Johnson
10 years ago
The revolution will not be televised.....now is our time to shine bright in a world of dark attitudes, ignorance and bigotry....for the greater good
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Kareem Roberts
10 years ago
I support my neice and all My black bros and sistas
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Anonymous
10 years ago
#SupportThePuff , #JeSupporteLePuff French Caribbean words: https://juleeoutsider.wordpress.com/2016/02/18/cheveu-au-naturel-les-problemes-3
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Nik G
10 years ago
I support the puff. I support natural beauty. I support self-love, self-acceptance, and self-expression.
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Sherique Dill
10 years ago
I love my natural hair, it's beautiful!!!
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Donell Knowles
10 years ago
Natural Beauty !!!!
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Nadia Wong
10 years ago
Black people should not be punished for being black. Whatever our hair type we should love it. I love my natural hair!
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Cleveland W Eneas III
10 years ago
Love of Self and Kind!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Free the 'Fro!
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Richard Dalling
10 years ago
Natural hair/kinky hair/ dreadlocks hair/are beautiful on black people...this is how God naturally made us...and this is why we are beautiful with our natural hair.
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Tolani Olagbaju
10 years ago
I support the puff! Let us wear our hair as it is...in its natural beautiful state the way God intended :)
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Siobhan Reilly
10 years ago
I support the puff!!
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ke
10 years ago
As a white girl that has been told my hair looks "messy and bushy"
due to natural very curly hair
And thus banned from wearing my hair in its natural way at work! I support you and am glad someone has brought this stupidity to light!
Your hair looks great be proud !
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Nice
10 years ago
Let women show their natural hair.
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Danielle
10 years ago
We will stand for equality, no matter what form it takes. Make no mistake. I will tell everyone I know about this situation.
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Sharaya
10 years ago
Although I stopped using chemical relaxers about 6 years ago, it wasn't until 3 years ago that I was confident and aware enough to rock my own hair. People made comments - still do but I know so much better now. And like they say, "When you know better, ya do better!" Here's to hoping that this particular incident will teach schools in the Bahamas to know better about what it means to have natural hair. For myself, for my people, for my ancestors, I support the puff!
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Patricia Fasano
10 years ago
I remember the natural hair movement in the 70's which was referred to as "militant" by the establishment. Wear your natural hair with pride and defiance.
I'm black and proud to be in natural hair
YES I DO SUPPORT THE PUFF.. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT!!!!!!!!!!!
The revolution will not be televised.....now is our time to shine bright in a world of dark attitudes, ignorance and bigotry....for the greater good
I support my neice and all My black bros and sistas
#SupportThePuff , #JeSupporteLePuff French Caribbean words: https://juleeoutsider.wordpress.com/2016/02/18/cheveu-au-naturel-les-problemes-3
I support the puff. I support natural beauty. I support self-love, self-acceptance, and self-expression.
I love my natural hair, it's beautiful!!!
Natural Beauty !!!!
Black people should not be punished for being black. Whatever our hair type we should love it. I love my natural hair!
Love of Self and Kind!
Free the 'Fro!
Natural hair/kinky hair/ dreadlocks hair/are beautiful on black people...this is how God naturally made us...and this is why we are beautiful with our natural hair.
I support the puff! Let us wear our hair as it is...in its natural beautiful state the way God intended :)
I support the puff!!
As a white girl that has been told my hair looks "messy and bushy" due to natural very curly hair And thus banned from wearing my hair in its natural way at work! I support you and am glad someone has brought this stupidity to light! Your hair looks great be proud !
Let women show their natural hair.
We will stand for equality, no matter what form it takes. Make no mistake. I will tell everyone I know about this situation.
Although I stopped using chemical relaxers about 6 years ago, it wasn't until 3 years ago that I was confident and aware enough to rock my own hair. People made comments - still do but I know so much better now. And like they say, "When you know better, ya do better!" Here's to hoping that this particular incident will teach schools in the Bahamas to know better about what it means to have natural hair. For myself, for my people, for my ancestors, I support the puff!
I remember the natural hair movement in the 70's which was referred to as "militant" by the establishment. Wear your natural hair with pride and defiance.
I support the puff!