Bell Hooks is one writer who has

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discussed the appropriation of black hairstyles in her essay collection
"Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black." She talks on how mainstream (often White) 5 references on Harvard references

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culture have taken elements of black hairstyles, such as cornrows or braids, and repackaged them as trendy or fashionable without acknowledging the cultural significance or history behind these styles. Hooks argues that this appropriation perpetuates harmful stereotypes and erases the contributions of black communities to beauty and fashion trends. She calls for a more nuanced understanding and appreciation of black hairstyles that recognizes and respects their cultural heritage.