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THE HISTORY OF BLACK HAIR 

Chime (HairCrush)
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Many Black people don't know the history of Black hair and natural hairstyles and the significance it held in Africa. I learned some new things as I researched and it made me feel proud to discover more about our history. Efforts are made to erase our culture and connection to Africa so we must do our part to educate ourselves and each other to keep it alive. This is probably the longest I've ever worked on a video and the hardest lol It was really important to me that I posted this and got it right so I hope you guys enjoy it!:) The pics are representations and some don't match up perfectly with the dates or time period but most are really close. Make sure you continue to research this topic...there was a lot of information I couldn't include or the video would have been way too long.
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GOOD BOOKS:
"Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair" in America for detailed information
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The Science of Black Hair: www.amazon.com...
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I plan to go into more detail about locs and other subtopics. There was some conflicting information about Europeans calling the enslaved African's hair dreadful upon their arrival to America- which is where some say the term locs comes from and why individuals choose to refer to them simply as locs. I will continue to do more research on this topic and create a video about my findings.
In the comments, please feel free to leave anything about our hair history that you would like to add so we can continue to learn from one another:) Don't forget to share this with a friend! Peace & Blessings!
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@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 8 лет назад
Please share with a friend. As cliche as it sounds, knowledge truly is power. Love yourself and love your hair! (I realize the voiceover is way too fast! This was my very first documentary style video. I got the hang of it now!)
@t.g.7875
@t.g.7875 8 лет назад
+Chime (HairCrush) Thank you for sharing this video.
@Changamira
@Changamira 8 лет назад
+Chime (HairCrush) Wow beautiful sister with a highly intelligent and thoroughly learned balance, the way it should be! Fully schooled us, I appreciate the videos keep em' coming!
@DebF124
@DebF124 8 лет назад
Nice video! :) I learned a lot
@VanityMania
@VanityMania 8 лет назад
This video is awesome sauce!!!!! I love it when information about our history and culture are shared. It's like my own i'm black and i'm proud online moment. 😊🙌😊
@EvaChasteau
@EvaChasteau 8 лет назад
+Chime (HairCrush) Wow, this taught me a lot! Awesome vid!! :) also what is the song you played at the end?
@jenntopp1
@jenntopp1 9 лет назад
And people in our community say "it's just hair", but not to our ancestors, it was their identity. It was adorned and treasured.
@fotbonhpereira8310
@fotbonhpereira8310 9 лет назад
I think Evan now adays our hair is still vary import end to black people especially black women with the natural movement going on. People at my school tell me a bomb exploded on my head and I tell them I just don't fit there mold of beautiful. People need to see the beauty in curls. And everyday more and more people do :)
@sammyjocreativeconcepts3217
@sammyjocreativeconcepts3217 9 лет назад
jenntopp1 You are so right!
@delucastudios3097
@delucastudios3097 9 лет назад
now I see why my grandmother became offended when I cut off MY hair
@dc7685
@dc7685 8 лет назад
Our skin absorbs sunlight, Our hair defies gravity.
@ollynolly4592
@ollynolly4592 8 лет назад
+d.L.c. carroll So true
@bluebu4554
@bluebu4554 8 лет назад
+d.L.c. carroll Black people are awesome :-)
@jasminegiles94
@jasminegiles94 8 лет назад
we're basically superhuman 👼
@janetvandyne3864
@janetvandyne3864 8 лет назад
lol, I just now thought of that
@h.drippp
@h.drippp 8 лет назад
we lit
@uvujaver4210
@uvujaver4210 8 лет назад
I just LOOOOOVE the part where they were told to cover up their hair thinking it would make them less eye catching yet they still slayed like we black girls always do
@tubeofyou
@tubeofyou 8 лет назад
I'm not black, but I think black hair is definitely the most beautiful hair out there! Thank you for the knowledge of your hairstory!
@naomid1819
@naomid1819 8 лет назад
I'm so proud of being black. I'm proud of my hips, round booty, full lips, dark skin, kinky hair, strong minded, smart omg I can just go on and on
@mmglogri
@mmglogri 8 лет назад
Same girl the list foes on and on😍❤
@mmglogri
@mmglogri 8 лет назад
+African Princess *goes
@mmglogri
@mmglogri 8 лет назад
***** Good for u babe! People like u give me more inspiration to be even more proud to be black❤
@GodisLovetoo
@GodisLovetoo 8 лет назад
You go my sista....keep speaking the truth!
@mmglogri
@mmglogri 8 лет назад
***** lol 😂
@Ayesha_5782
@Ayesha_5782 8 лет назад
Black hair is amazing and so diverse I wish more black women and men would embrace their natural hair.
@willielavender9576
@willielavender9576 8 лет назад
I AM ,....AS YOU SEE I HAVE A AFRO...BUT WAITING ON IT TO GROW MUCH BIGGER...I FIND MY AFRO AND AFRO PERIOD GORGEOUS.....
@GodisLovetoo
@GodisLovetoo 8 лет назад
Amen!
@nomoredream5207
@nomoredream5207 8 лет назад
So proud to be a black girl...
@caseyluvsu101
@caseyluvsu101 9 лет назад
"Black people can't grow long hair," turns out they made them shave it off! Wow truly enlightened in our history
@kameronhometown6603
@kameronhometown6603 5 лет назад
Black women are so gorgeous. I love everything about them😍😍. Shame on people who think otherwise
@peachez1516
@peachez1516 9 лет назад
Non black people, and white people especially, this right here is why our hair is not JUST hair. Awesome video.
@aanshi247
@aanshi247 9 лет назад
Wow a lot of changes. From press N curls, to afros, to braids, to relaxers, to weaves and now natural! We really have changed since long ago. I'm happy that we are embracing our, curls, coils, waves, and kinks!!!!
@DollyMat
@DollyMat 9 лет назад
+ImaRobin M I'm great full that the afro became a symbol for the black power and panther movements. As it still evokes awe, confidence, rebellion, similar to locs these may not be practical everyday styles for some but they display black afro hair in its most organic form.
@shannane5171
@shannane5171 4 года назад
I'm not black but I think black hair is so beautiful. Love watching it be styled, It's such amazing hair x
@jeromethompson3825
@jeromethompson3825 8 лет назад
Black women you are Queen!!! You are the original wombman of humanity. We black men still love you!!! We still ride for y'all and love y'all deeply!!!! Y'all are the most strong, hard-working, talented, women on the planet!!!! We need y'all and let's rebuild our community as the original black man and black wombman!!!! Thank you black wombman for riding for us during these past few years plus the 400 years we endured during slavery!!!! Black women we black men LOVE & APPRECIATE y'all!!! ✊🏾❤️💯
@cece6096
@cece6096 8 лет назад
Awww, thank!!!
@jeromethompson3825
@jeromethompson3825 7 лет назад
lookherenow2 Oh yes you do.
@SamoanCrackerrr
@SamoanCrackerrr 9 лет назад
Now this needs to be in our history books in school. Like ASAP!
@ireallylovetiara
@ireallylovetiara 9 лет назад
I'm so glad you shared the "tignon laws" Knowing that our hair was too fly, that laws had to made against it??? And yet we still stunted on em,haha
@radiantlynatural5524
@radiantlynatural5524 9 лет назад
This is why when people say that slavery doesn't affect black people today you should call them a damn lie. Without the knowledge of our history, we're basically bootleg Europeans.
@flamingoparrish8215
@flamingoparrish8215 7 лет назад
using scarfs and still beautiful af
@lovinxaviee
@lovinxaviee 9 лет назад
Thanks soooooo much for making this. Best video I've watched all year
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Sway Low Cool. You're welcome
@TurnAwayNow
@TurnAwayNow 9 лет назад
THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST NATURAL HAIR VIDEO TO DATE.! I understand our desire to learn how to properly care for our hair and to look good BUT the natural hair movement has become so MUNDANE and very...well, shallow. I have almost totally stopped viewing natural hair vids BUT THIS gives me hope that "the natural hair movement" can serve what should be its RIGHTEOUS purpose to GET BACK TO NATURE/OUR ROOTS. We have been colonized & have forgotten WHO WE ARE
@dajewel1982
@dajewel1982 9 лет назад
Yeah me too. I actually said deuces to the community a couple years ago ( still natural though). I recently resurfaced, and I noticed a very artificial sense of natural and the very things that made the movement organic and fun and loving and easy going....lost. Am back, and I will do what I need to do to pass down these intangibles and the truth that our hair is beautiful and all it needs basic tlc for it to thrive the way it did when we were HOMES.
@TMliz
@TMliz 9 лет назад
tiffany goff I agree!!!!!!!!!! Too many women are acting as if they are better due to their natural hair...I have natural hair myself and I can not stand these women.
@sweethoneymilk
@sweethoneymilk 9 лет назад
May I ask why some of your decided not to be affiliated with the natural community so I can get a heads up?
@TMliz
@TMliz 9 лет назад
***** Several reasons. I am Nigerian, natural, and VERY VERY knowledgeable about black history I will list the reasons. 1. Some natural hair women can be conceited and judgmental without wanting to teach another black woman about their natural hair 2.I wear wigs sometimes to change up my style and protect my real hair, which is below my breast when straightened. Some natural hair women will come out me like they are crazy not knowing that I have natural hair. 3. Some go natural just to grow long hair and then relax it. While they are natural they put down relaxed hair until they relax their hair later. 4. Some naturals hide their natural hair under weaves and then talk shit about natural hair women who may be wearing a wig or weave as a protective style. I have seen this, 5. Sadly there are natural hair women who are natural but subconsciously hate their natural hair and only like the loosely coiled natural hair. It can be frustrating. Then all some talk about is natural hair. I had a teacher who originally had a perm but the moment she cut her hair and went natural she started clowning the black girls at my school with relaxed hair. Ugh! .
@sweethoneymilk
@sweethoneymilk 9 лет назад
Girlwonder Oh my goodness. I agree, one thing I can't stand about the natural community is the slander against 4c hair, and just the texture typing. Everybody expects loose curls, and supports those textures but not 4c. It's annoying but I try to ignore them. The others, I didn't actaully think some people are like that.
@wildfire_xo
@wildfire_xo 9 лет назад
As an African it was lovely to see you connect it all back to African roots. American black history might not be directly mine but I completely understand, connect and share the same goals for the future of Afro-textured hair. Similarly a large portion of African women I have come across have the same "straight is better" mentality my relatives alike. However I think a new generation is surging that is changing this outlook, there is so many difference in texture, cultural traditions and ceremonies that tie back to hair. Stay blessed Chime xo
@chenashlynx7477
@chenashlynx7477 5 лет назад
Ok I started crying in the human zoos part
@KhanKhan-hp3zg
@KhanKhan-hp3zg 5 лет назад
Wow these white folks had to put as in a human zoo, wondering every day the beauty of an African woman ,full lips, hips, Titis the afrohair. And after tell us how it's not appropriate 😐🤔am happy for this video 🙂😍😂😂 love my melanin ❤❤❤
@chenashlynx7477
@chenashlynx7477 5 лет назад
I'm white and I think it's NECESSARY to educate myself
@phathum7221
@phathum7221 9 лет назад
Wow , this video needs to be shown to every single woman who believes their natural hair is ''disgusting'' or ''unnprofessional'' I live in South Africa and women with natural hair are surprisingly quite rare , luckily my mother taught me the beauty and importance of my crown at a young age . Thank you for this video
@jeromethompson3825
@jeromethompson3825 8 лет назад
A black woman's hair is her glory. According to the scriptures!!! ✊🏾🌍
@alipen5727
@alipen5727 9 лет назад
To the person with the condescending comment on black hair and black women empowerment (can't remember the username) how are you gonna make such a racist reply to me and then block me so I can't defend myself? And you just proved my point on why I find your comment about black women needing to have natural hair so phony and condescending. I'm even more disgusted by you.
@queenbee6706
@queenbee6706 8 лет назад
that is what slores do. I was blocked by a racist fool when I called them out...
@simplyshama
@simplyshama 9 лет назад
Wow, we consume 80% of the hair industry but only own 3%. There's money to be made ladies, let's get on this! I so desperately hope that fros become a regular thing again.
@kennyg240
@kennyg240 8 лет назад
This is so amazing great to know that my locks relate to my culture
@lizlizlive
@lizlizlive 9 лет назад
Oh my goodness, I loved this video so much
@tunjilegba
@tunjilegba 9 лет назад
The history of Black hair: I'm amazed by the variety of styles
@sailormood
@sailormood 9 лет назад
This made me feel so much pride in my culture. This is why cultural appropriation bugs me so much...members of the black diaspora in this country have literally been tortured, abused, and even legally barred from wearing their hair certain ways, then eventually it became culturally barred, and now we're experiencing a much welcome surge in people wearing their the hair the way THEY want to whether that's in weaves or natural or whatever they want to do, and I love that. I just hate that once some white model decides to do it on a runway or something, suddenly these styles are "in" "edgy" or "cool" when we've literally been fighting anti-blackness for the right to wear these styles AND be respected at the same time for literally centuries. I wouldn't mind other people wearing these things as much if it didn't always come with them literally getting credit for our cultural accomplishments. Sighs.
@QueenNile
@QueenNile 9 лет назад
I really like this video
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Rukia Niles :)
@curlykiki8
@curlykiki8 9 лет назад
2:47 you can't outdo black people!! we gon' find a way, make a way.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
curlykiki Lol Our ingenuity is incredible
@RealisticLaceWigs
@RealisticLaceWigs 9 лет назад
This was VERY GOOD! Please do a part 2, 3, 4 and 5 :) Very Inspiring!
@fuzzbuzz6859
@fuzzbuzz6859 9 лет назад
Agreed!👍👍👍👍👍👍
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
***** Thank you! There will be more videos similar to this to come. I just didn't know if people would want to see videos like this...I second guess myself all the time. I guess this is just a lesson to never doubt whatever God places in your heart to do.
@rhbellspalsy
@rhbellspalsy 9 лет назад
I'm. Not black but it was still a cool video to watch. I love hair. And there hair was so beeautiful. Its so funny how people tried to make them less attractive with a head scarf because white women were jealous but men found them attraactive anyways. Love that.
@TheSeraphimofextasy
@TheSeraphimofextasy 9 лет назад
"Remove the kinks from your mind not your hair" Very good quote but sadly many black women will not hear that, they still think that kinky hair is not attractive and will still let the European characteristic rule them by wearing these ridiculous wigs and weave and also relaxers all damaging to the hair and scalp and causing baldness. I see a more black woman wearing weave and wigs then not and and if they are not wearing those hair pieces then they have their heads wrapped up like the Louisiana laws in 1789 but it does not look nice, they all look more like mammy from the movie Gone with the Wind and I very rarely see a black women who's hair is not chemically straightened. Black women NEED to do away with the weave (including weaved in braids) and wigs and relaxers and stop patronizing and making these Koreans rich like how I also saw in this video. Brazilian and Yaki hair is NOT black hair CARE. I do not see the racial pride in hair taken with black women like how this video says it is, it is very few and far between.
@DanaLuvsRR
@DanaLuvsRR 9 лет назад
***** LOL, look. Weave can be damaging to the hair, if you CONSTANTLY wear them. But they CAN be used as a protective style, and you shouldn't be so ignorant as to bash someone for what they choose to put on their head. Its none of your business. You must've not read what i said because with everyday styling you can damage your hair just as much as "wearing weave" you can care for your hair under the weave and care for the weave as well. There are plenty of women, including myself who have long hair who wear weave just because its easier to deal with, and it grows your hair out. Stop being a natural hair Nazi, it isnt pretty.
@TheSeraphimofextasy
@TheSeraphimofextasy 9 лет назад
"There are plenty of women, including myself who have long hair who wear weave just because its easier to deal with, and it grows your hair out. " I know that you are pretty young but you need to get educated and no go along with what a lot of ignorant people say. How is weave easier to deal with when number one its expensive, and you have to be careful when it is in and Heaven forbid you get in a fight and it gets pulled out along with your natural hair and you cant get your head fully washed with it in? Hell I see that weave wearers cant even scratch their head with it in they have to pat it smh. Weave does not grow your hair out, good nutrition and not putting wear and tear on it like weave and chemicals grows it out. And and am not bashing anyone, if you want to risk going bald that is perfectly your right to do and I will not try to stop you ok lo! Just like what my opening statement says, people like you do not want anyone telling you that wearing your natural hair looks a lot better and is a lot better for you dermatology wise, you want to wear some hair that is not your texture because you don't want anyone to see your real hair because you have no racial pride and want to look as European as you can. You have a nice rest of the day alright.
@justrereshop
@justrereshop 9 лет назад
***** As a natural I can personally say my hair has grown WAY more with weaves and extensions properly installed than it has having my hair out. Low maintenance styles are GREAT for our hair textures. It's not up to you to decide whats right for everyone. Yes I think we should embrace our hair, but choosing styles that makes our hair easier to maintain is NOT hating ourselves or wrong and not everyone who wears weaves will go bald lol. Thats such an ignorant assumption to make. You can properly care for your hair in a variety of styles INCLUDING weaves. We shouldn't even have to debate this. We are beautiful no matter what we personally choose to do with our hair. How about instead of bashing a black woman for what she chooses to do with her hair try uplifting them. Not everyone who wears weaves are ashamed of their hair or want to look European. I wear weaves and I LOVE my natural kinky hair but when I wear it out every single day even if I properly care for it it tends to be less healthy than when I wear my braids, twists, sew ins etc. We have so much variety and what works for some does not work for others so you can not base every black womans choices on your own experience and say because it may not work for you it must be that way for us all. Some styles that damages some can be just fine for others. Just let us be free to do what we want with our hair... we've had people telling us for centuries. Let us be free to do WHATEVER we want with whats ours.
@TheSeraphimofextasy
@TheSeraphimofextasy 9 лет назад
MikeandRere " Low maintenance styles are GREAT for our hair textures." Uh weave is not low maintenance, it costs a lot I see and it takes a while to tie it into ones head and like I said one cant not wash their hair thoroughly or even scratch their head, that is not what one with common sense would call low maintenance. You think that it is low maintenance because it is strait because you have that thought that strait hair is better and easier. Once again I am not bashing, you wear your weave all you want, you just validate what I said earlier about black woman not wanting to hear that they need to leave their natural God given hair alone and stop burning it with chemicals and covering it up with these silly wigs and weaves which most can tell that they have fake hair because it does not even look natural on them. **NEWSFLASH** One can make low maintenance hairstyles with their own hair. " my hair has grown WAY more with weaves and extensions properly installed than it has having my hair out." Whatever lo! That is why we see more black men with natural long hair then black women, why is that?? because I know that their hair isn't long because of wearing weave and extensions. smh You are free to do what you wish with your hair though.
@TheSeraphimofextasy
@TheSeraphimofextasy 9 лет назад
***** I am failing to see what your comment was about. There is a purpose of why God made white people just as much as his purpose for every other kind of people.
@republicansdemocrats399
@republicansdemocrats399 8 лет назад
I just shared this with my Mom and how can anyone dislike this video. That show jealous hate still existing. sad sad sad.
@08whaley
@08whaley 6 лет назад
What a coincidence that *today* a lot of girls want big thick lips thick eyebrows curly hair oct
@ertfgghhhh
@ertfgghhhh 9 лет назад
best video done so far by ANY hair guru
@awkwardletter9533
@awkwardletter9533 9 лет назад
It is! I'm gonna share it!
@ertfgghhhh
@ertfgghhhh 9 лет назад
awkwardletter95 ikr?! i already did!!!!!
@nosillaxoc
@nosillaxoc 9 лет назад
It leaves me with mixed emotions. I am so proud of our heritage and without knowing we still wear elaborate hairstyles and it's because it's always been apart of our culture. Then I get so pained and angry to think we've been psychologically damaged by people who forced their superiority complex on us due to hatred, jealousy and control. I so appreciate that you took the time to put this together. Our youth need to know their history and some of us who should know that don't know can now know. I can go on and on but you all get the point. I love my blackness. I just wish everybody appreciated too. Thank you, Sis.
@sthokozilerejoice5970
@sthokozilerejoice5970 3 года назад
Black hair is CREATIVELY beautiful!!!!!
@MA-oi7xr
@MA-oi7xr 5 лет назад
I am white af but it makes me so happy to see everyone being proud of themselves and their color! Rock it! 😙
@amalyab
@amalyab 9 лет назад
Nice video!! Erase our culture yes but not from Africa, we were somewhere before we were in Africa, that's just where THEY got us from.
@2011Ohmygoodness
@2011Ohmygoodness 9 лет назад
***** Yes. We're learning though.
@cameallyj
@cameallyj 9 лет назад
Absolutely! Great video and great motivation! But Research shows Hebrews (so-called blacks who are mistaken for Africans because we are both dark-skinned people) were taken from West Coast of Africa.
@Healthygreengirl
@Healthygreengirl 7 лет назад
black women find a way I'm telling y'all
@AyanaWhite
@AyanaWhite 9 лет назад
Just what my morning needed! Thanks Chime!!!
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Yaya Winnings Awesome! I love your name:)
@glorymosbyfloyd3878
@glorymosbyfloyd3878 5 лет назад
We as a People, particularly Black women are absolutely exquisite
@TimaKM
@TimaKM 8 лет назад
I'm biracial and I just love my black part. Thanks for the video!
@gwendolynbien-aime1536
@gwendolynbien-aime1536 9 лет назад
Wonderful, beautiful, informative video!! The images are amazing!! I have always been amazed at the creativity of black women when it comes to hairstyling; now I know that creativity has always been there--it's in the genes!!! Black women have always "slayed that hair"! Thanks again for the video.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Gwendolyn Bien-Aime Lol Yup. You're welcome
@withflyingcolors7
@withflyingcolors7 9 лет назад
I KNOW! We invented more than what the white man says....a lot of the slaves invented things that the owner took credit for!!!
@TotallyTyra
@TotallyTyra 9 лет назад
Wow. I never knew there was a law that required black women to keep their hair covered!!!!!!!!!
@marcycane1793
@marcycane1793 8 лет назад
Love this video. Thank you for this. The Zoo display part really angered me and made me tear up, but I was yet empowered because we remained beautiful , attractive and will forever be unable to be ignored!
@Ky-ed7cz
@Ky-ed7cz 7 лет назад
No matter what you do to black people, they're always beautiful. But this makes me sick, seriously. I cry every time I see videos with our history
@sydneynicole5240
@sydneynicole5240 9 лет назад
To the 44 people that disliked this video, you can go to hell because there was NOTHING about this video to dislike.
@JenniTulls
@JenniTulls 9 лет назад
I know this had to take a ton of effort, thank you for this, Chime. This video is very informal and is what a lot of people need to watch.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
***** Girl it did lol but it was sooo worth it. I'm glad everyone is liking it and sharing. Our history is so important
@eattheplant5369
@eattheplant5369 9 лет назад
my goodness our people are so beautiful! Looking at the pictures from the 15th century to now it's just mind blowing! The best video I've seen in a long time!
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Eat The Plant :)
@ToniBryanneTV
@ToniBryanneTV 9 лет назад
I absolutely loved this!
@ashleyonwuzuruike5192
@ashleyonwuzuruike5192 9 лет назад
This is why I love my Nigerian culture and being a black women!! Black women are truly beautiful, inside and out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And most of all, I'm proud that I am black woman with fantastic roots!
@firsthippieslasthippies7398
@firsthippieslasthippies7398 9 лет назад
Ashley Onwuzuruike You're a black woman not a black women XD
@asukachan07
@asukachan07 9 лет назад
I can only imagine the amount of time you spent on this video, from the research to the editing of the video. Thank you for the hard work, Chime. I only knew the African part of our "Hair"story. Big LOL at the tignon law haha.
@JuJuBC90
@JuJuBC90 9 лет назад
Best video i have truly seen on youtube. Very powerful
@JuJuBC90
@JuJuBC90 9 лет назад
Same im trying to find some books on our hair history now
@thethinadlaminishow4026
@thethinadlaminishow4026 5 лет назад
Glad too see a African Woman acknowledging her culture and history
@macstermacster15
@macstermacster15 3 года назад
Bruh black hair is so beautiful 🥰
@Diamonds232
@Diamonds232 9 лет назад
This is great, I love this video!! Many don't know that the only reason black hair became considered "ugly and unruly" is because white people were jealous of it. But now we've embraced it and rather than deeming it ugly, some are even trying to copy it! Thanks for helping empower and spread awareness about an important black identity topic!
@GabriellaGabrielle
@GabriellaGabrielle 8 лет назад
Who are the 50 people that dislike this video? What is there to dislike in this video? HATERS WILL HATE.
@republicansdemocrats399
@republicansdemocrats399 8 лет назад
right
@GabriellaGabrielle
@GabriellaGabrielle 8 лет назад
Mike Williams People always got to hate even if there is nothing to hate on! So sad!
@flyshy5416
@flyshy5416 8 лет назад
amen
@GabriellaGabrielle
@GabriellaGabrielle 8 лет назад
Fly Shy Yup!
@flyshy5416
@flyshy5416 8 лет назад
***** wait! Nobody talked about white ppl wearing powdered wigs back in the days.... soo basic ly before we even wore wigs white ppl wore white wigs.
@ValerieAdah
@ValerieAdah 8 лет назад
I was almost in tears. i've been transitioning for a few months now, can't wait till i'm fully natural. oh and new subbie :)
@Itslaya17
@Itslaya17 3 года назад
ahh being black is such a adorement our hair is so unique and beautifullllllllll
@impuls2249
@impuls2249 8 лет назад
I am so glad we dont live in 1800s anymore...very interesting video, thanks. Greetings from turkey
@chloeturner7387
@chloeturner7387 3 года назад
it was their identity.... it was such a important part of who they are. and entitled white people took that away... i will forever be disappointed and truly saddened because of all the hate and abuse done to the african people and culture. gosh wow. so many people .
@jalisamccarthy
@jalisamccarthy 9 лет назад
Love it CHIME also thanks for encouraging me to watch GOOD HAIR and learn more about my natural hair and weaves.
@naomibonneau8652
@naomibonneau8652 9 лет назад
I was thinking, since it's so much information on the history of our hair, how about you do a "Did You Know" OR " Hair from the Past" Video Clips once a month? I think it would be something to look forward to every month. Just throwing an idea out there :)
@jaz5934
@jaz5934 9 лет назад
Great idea!
@onlyally4life
@onlyally4life 9 лет назад
I would love that great idea
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
Naomi Bonneau That is a super DOPE idea! Thanks Naomi!!
@naomibonneau8652
@naomibonneau8652 9 лет назад
You're very welcome Chime! And no, Thank Yooou for the "Our Hair History" video. You just Keep'em coming and I'll continue supporting ;-)
@anniehooper8488
@anniehooper8488 9 лет назад
you know what love about being black (well mixed but 75% black)? all hairstyles are accepted in our community. you wear weave? awesome! it looks amazing in you you would so suit ombre girl! you wear dreads? work it, give em them chill ass vibes! braids/cornrows? you look good asf! we all do we are black and fuckin proud
@leilanihauth5901
@leilanihauth5901 8 лет назад
Very heartbreaking and sad. This showed the ignorance that can be. I am so ashamed by their rudeness . I am speechless. I hate that some people can be so stupid! I was raised to not see color difference only Gods children, all of us. My children too.
@NikLaGnome
@NikLaGnome 9 лет назад
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! It was absolutely brilliant (:
@skipapa3530
@skipapa3530 7 лет назад
I absolutely hated my hair as a until half a year ago, but videos just like yours have me loving it like crazy. 4C Kinky hair defying gravity, but also 4C kinky hair defying all the bullshit people say about African hair. Thank you for making these videos, I absolutely love every single one of them!! ❤️❤️❤️
@treenaschannel4270
@treenaschannel4270 3 года назад
This was very informative and helpful. Thank you for sharing. You did a great job!
@SimplyShakeila
@SimplyShakeila 9 лет назад
OMG Yaaasss!!!! this was so great and very informative! I definitely felt a sense of pride while watching this! There is so much information that is unknown to most of us and it sheds light on why our Black culture here in america is the way that it is. It feels good to see evidence that directly relates our cultural trends to africa! Though they tried to wipe our ancestors of our culture the connection is still visible!
@bridgettt.d
@bridgettt.d 6 лет назад
im not crying, you r! black women and men struggled too long man 😫❤❤
@AfroKhadisiac
@AfroKhadisiac 9 лет назад
Thank you for this Chime!! I enjoyed this video so much.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
***** I'm so glad!
@lindagirls7815
@lindagirls7815 5 лет назад
I love being black
@kucakekia
@kucakekia 9 лет назад
Thank you for making this video. I been struggling to stay natural for a little over 3 years now. Seeing videos like this motivates me to accept my hair more and more.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
kucakekia Yes! That's so great girl!
@marysmiles4891
@marysmiles4891 9 лет назад
All the elaborate styles they would, really fascinated me! *Squeals* I honestly love how much they adored, and cared for their hair. Its very inspirational to many individuals with low self esteem. All hair types are awesome! *Smiles*
@chocolateb5747
@chocolateb5747 9 лет назад
No one realise's the concept of the video how our ancestors has to fight so much for their hair. First we got physical abused and now that we are free from slavery were getting mentally abused to think our hair is not beautiful. I don't see why black woman would rather every hair rather than their own when it's so versatile 😐 especially nowadays. I think black hair is the most versatile hair ever. No other ethnicity has an Afro or can produce different kinks and curls It's either straight or curly. To be honest in this generation black people are a slave to themselves not even to the white people because we're free now it's only black people that can get out that slavery mentality and show society that this is us and we're beautiful xx love this video x
@trinitytaylor6301
@trinitytaylor6301 3 года назад
Black hair/hairstyles definitely are way more than being "just hair" thank you for educating! I admire the courage and grace that run through you from your ancestors. Stay safe!
@morgangreen8063
@morgangreen8063 9 лет назад
Chime. Thank you so much for posting this. Alot of people need to see this. You did an excellent job covering our hair history, even though you said you couldn't get around to everything I feel like you did. Alot of people don't realize how much our hair actually means to us. And that there was actually a law preventing us from wearing it out in public. I just want to freaking hug you for making this video. You are AWESOME 👍👍👍👍😊
@kimyazhiloh
@kimyazhiloh 9 лет назад
This made me so proud on so many levels 😪👏🏾👏🏿👏🏽
@sad-dx1lk
@sad-dx1lk 3 года назад
Y'all talking about white people but can latino's or hispanic use them because my aunt daughter is latino african american because my aunt is mexican but the father is african american... Anyways can she do it because she told be once she wanted dreads but she was to afraid people would judge her.
@niacarlton7460
@niacarlton7460 9 лет назад
I love this documentary. I usually don't comment on stuff but this one I had to. I didn't know u could watch a documentary video 3 times and still be interested. Thank you so much for putting ur time out to make this for girls like me that love stuff like this
@mzTayTay17
@mzTayTay17 7 лет назад
Man I luv my blackness 👊🏿💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
@AnArchaicSoul
@AnArchaicSoul 9 лет назад
Words cannot express how thankful I am that you made you this video!! Thank you thank you thank you!!
@FaBulouSLady16
@FaBulouSLady16 9 лет назад
Wow! This is most diffidently an eye opener, I love being natural and I wouldn't change it for NOTHING in the world. I've been natural going on 3yrs now and I think being natural is so much easier than relaxing your hair every chance you get.
@yariaxssh
@yariaxssh 9 лет назад
Thank you for taking the time to make this video! Great job.
@kadijahposton
@kadijahposton 9 лет назад
Love this video, Chime! I didn't know that black women were forced to cover their hair back then.. & to this day we all still look beautiful rockin' our head wraps and turbans!
@GaptoothDiva
@GaptoothDiva 9 лет назад
This was incredibly informative. Thanks so much for putting this together. I appreciate the history lesson on our roots (pun intended). Wish more people made videos of this caliber, showing us why, more so than "how". Subscribing!
@stylesistersnyc600
@stylesistersnyc600 9 лет назад
Love this vid.... When I read the book "Hair Story" a couple years ago (around the time I started growing out my relaxer) I was so amazed. I figured something like all of this was the case, but when I got to see the actual images (like the ones you are showing too!) It blew my mind. Suddenly I realized that everything that went into grooming my hair was a labor of love handed down to my by some woman who generations ago sat with her people and did the same thing. Now when I'm washing my hair with Rhassoul clay, I think of the Africans who used clays and muds in their hair. When I braid or twist, I think of the different ways different cultures of my ancestors did their hair. It actually made me feel a little emotional to think of all we lost and of all we are finding. Thanks for posting... the more positive beautiful images of our hair and history, the better!
@moifikea8288
@moifikea8288 6 лет назад
"Cover your hair" Ok "No wait what are you doing this is beautiful-"
@charlycheer
@charlycheer 9 лет назад
This is an amazing video! You did a great job! Thanks so much!
@48mavemiss2
@48mavemiss2 9 лет назад
Charly! Hi 🙈🌻 love your channel and your last video.
@ChimeEdwards
@ChimeEdwards 9 лет назад
charlycheer Thanx Charly!
@moss320m
@moss320m 9 лет назад
Truly an inspiration to many. Thank you for sharing. I've always worn my natural hair from young when.my hair was to the middle of my back in box braids, to dreadlocks for over 12 years, to afro, and on to the future..
@MarquisCottonEQ
@MarquisCottonEQ 6 лет назад
This was so beautiful and I touched my heart to see someone explain the history of our hair and support our culture
@yannad5207
@yannad5207 9 лет назад
This was Beautiful. Already know I'll be re-watching.
@cfletch1613
@cfletch1613 9 лет назад
Chime Edwards this was awesome. I love it. I was just talking about traditional African customs with my husband and friends a couple days ago specifically African Art history. Historic Aftican art highlights women more often than men, where you could tell that women and fertility were held at a really high regard. Once slavery occurred that ideology was lost where Africans adopted colonial veiws (white) which was a more demeaning perception of women. This is why a lot of black men are so disrespectful to black women today, but historically that is not how we originated :)
@ChristinaJJohnsonSteenJean
@ChristinaJJohnsonSteenJean 8 лет назад
This is beautiful and I'm so happy you are sharing this valuable knowledge with us! This is our history and we must learn and protect it. Thank you 😘
@MsBlack
@MsBlack 9 лет назад
lol praise for that sexy black man at 6:34 !! very educational video, I learned a few things. lm going to have my (white) girlfriends take a look at this video so they can learn a few things as well. one love.
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