A Dominican Family on the Legacies of Hair | The New Yorker Documentary 

I wish every Dominican woman got to see this short. It's so relatable! 🇩🇴

So beautiful and spiritually relevant for all of our beautiful brown and black girls seeking their true selves. Thank you for making this important film

The young Dominican lady is just as beautiful with or without hair. IMO, more beautiful with the hair cut short. However, the love between mother and daughter expressed here is the most beautiful. 🤗❤️🤗

Gorgeous story. So loving and really gets to the root , the nappy root for every Black and brown girl and I have them all in my family. It’s bigger than hair and then for women it really comes down to this: reclaiming our bodies. Loving our natural selves and loving who loves us with the tenderness we need. Who feels it knows it!

This is so beautiful! Ase to all the sisters, mothers, and grandmothers. I love you fully and completely.

'This is for every black girl who don't know they're black' ....4:48

these 13 minutes are a spritual awakening, this must be the most important video ever made! black people have hair! why isn‘t this in every newspaper, every day? 😡😡😡

Saludos! Gracias por el video. Yo hice un documental alla en el campo de La Luisa Prieta de Monte Plata se llama Juana y Cande: Un Retrato de Una Familia Dominicana

This was a beautiful segment for the mind, the eyes, and the soul. Thank you!!

Beautiful story of love - so glad they are all together loving and encouraging each other.

Omg 😩❤️🥺 I felt this entire video. So relatable

That was magic and awesome and truly good. Thanks a lot by share.

Beautiful!!

Hermosa

THIS!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼

Gorgeous

My jaw dropped

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Why did she have all her hair shaved off? I thought the object was to embrace their hair?

.!.!.!.!.G.o.d.b.l.e.s.s.!.!.!.!.!.

Diavolisa.