I recently came across a story that has gone viral. It's probably considered ancient in the social networking time frame. But that does not take away from its importance and the possible impact it could have. We are again living in an extremely racially charged environment here in the United States. It's not quite the same as previous generations. But, apparently, hair will ALWAYS be an issue. God bless Mallory! Check it out on my site! Mallory's Plight

I love, love, love when a famous person embraces a concept / idea / life choice that I embrace. Why? Not because I personally care about what the rich and the famous do, but because so many human beings are influenced by just that. I have always been an avid fan and admirer of the lovely, classy Kimberly Elise. I pretty much follow everything she does. She's always got wonderful things to say. She's generally a positive individual. Recently, she posted something on FB that made my heart

Hey WA! I thought I'd throw a blog up here pertaining to my main site, Natural Hair. These days, you hear so much talk about chemical free, organic, natural, etc. Depending on what your cultural background is, you may or may not have the support and resources necessary to achieve healthy, natural hair (and skin). People always have questions like, "How did you get your hair like that?", or "Can I touch your hair?", or (my least favorite) "How can I get my hair to look like yours?". Your na