Ignis Fatuus diversity represents a disturbing portion of corporate America and other sections of our workforce. Black men, black women, and children are not free to bleed in their true diverse state, by wearing their hair naturally or in a hairstyle they deem is in essence of their beauty. The inclusion and variety of differences appears to be missing; covered in a tremulous whirlwind of rejected standards some black men and women do not accept. Why should they? If their mane is well-groomed and presentable with a full glass of decency it should be allowed not enervated. It is 2019 and folks still refuse to evolve by not showing the true diversified acceptance we love to preach about. If it is curly, locked, braided, bald, long or short, it is all beautiful!
The innocency of striking, in fat pieces of lovely is this delightful curly girly. Big fluffy curls rocks plenty-many offices quite well. She is what she is, and makes no mistakes about you drowning in melee over her hairstyle! There is nothing wrong with her look. There is nothing wrong with her hairstyle! It is beautiful!
She is covered in a professional look. Inconceivable how any employer could possibly have a problem with this foudroyant beauty. She can rock any form of
attire and make you and your business thrive. She should be allowed to wear her hair just like this! She is beautiful! I know you are staring in awe of her, me too! Ms. Lula would say this lady in this picture is a fine looking colored woman! Yes!
attire and make you and your business thrive. She should be allowed to wear her hair just like this! She is beautiful! I know you are staring in awe of her, me too! Ms. Lula would say this lady in this picture is a fine looking colored woman! Yes!
The bliss of strength this curly hair dreadlocked lady represents in this picture is worldwide style; increased by a postured smile to make any company look attractive. I see free; nothing is wrong with her hair! There is a bad association of insecurity attached to certain people who think a black man or black woman who wears their hair in dread locks are somehow negative individuals. She is not a criminal because she has dreadlocks! Look at this woman. She could be the doctor or lawyer that saves your life. There is nothing destructive about her. She is beautiful and her hair looks presentable. Please stop judging black folks and try to understand before you jump to conclusions in light of their hairstyles. Her dreadlocks are beautiful! Period!
An enceinte of attractive-looking curls on this amazing, short hair styling, rocking non-stopping gal. Again, absolutely nothing is wrong with blessing the office with your lovely presence in your natural element. Take a peak of how nicely trimmed it all is, in an array of colors! It's all beautiful!
This lovely lady could close the business deal in her hair braids, chic dress and red pump heels. There is nothing wrong with wearing your hair in braids. Nothing is out of place! This hairstyle is nice and neat. It is beautiful! Black women are stunning in their hair braids. Dear Mr. & Ms. employer, hair braids are part of black culture. Open your eyes so you can see! If we are free to be who we are, let freedom ring with true diversity!
Beware of this global hair. She is strong enough to appreciate her gorgeous hair in all of its assortments; wet, dried, curly or straight. The diversity of black hair is universal. It is beautiful! She surly rocks this hairstyle in wow! Any office or business will do. There is nothing wrong with her hair! Ms. Lula (my granny) would tell you to put your hands on your hips and be proud of what God made.
What you like is your exclusive right, not everyone else's! You may love bone straight hair and that is your prerogative. Can you please accept that some people extremely love their kinky coils, curls, and coarse hair. It is beautiful to them! Your hair standards are not the national hair origin of diversity. Maybe it is time, doing this Women's History Month to rethink and revamp your corporate policies with liberty and justice for all.
What you like is your exclusive right, not everyone else's! You may love bone straight hair and that is your prerogative. Can you please accept that some people extremely love their kinky coils, curls, and coarse hair. It is beautiful to them! Your hair standards are not the national hair origin of diversity. Maybe it is time, doing this Women's History Month to rethink and revamp your corporate policies with liberty and justice for all.
