Speaking of hair...

So how bout I was on AOL's Black Voices and I ran a cross this craziness:



WHAT THE FUCK IS SHE DOING WITH THIS POOR CHILD'S HEAD?!! How in the world do she expect the girl be her ass still if she yanking the girl head everywhere with the wrong kind of brush to begin with? All Black people supposed to know by now you do not use one of them white folks brushes on nappy hair when it's like that. And then she wondering why the girl actin' like some demon spawn in desperate need of some Holy water and a good exorcism. Then you there's the fool that's filming and laughing and carrying on. This is why white folks look at us crazy now because of nonsense like this. Home girl combing that baby's hair need be taught a lesson and have someone knock some sense into coconut head ass. Watch the video here, but I must warn you that it will piss you off so careful not to hurt your voice screaming at the idiot doing the girl's hair cause she can't hear you!

But if you read a little further, you see there is ANOTHER story about a little black girl getting her hair done. This time it's done by her White daddy who adopted her! And it ain't even nowhere near like that shit. Read the full story here.



Get this: he read how to do her hair in a book! Now if a white man who don't know nothing about black people hair can take the time to figure it out so his child don't be looking a hot mess, surely Miss Nasty can too. Maybe he need to give some tips to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to do on Zahara, and while he at it, talk to Madonna too about Mercy. Hell, they can make a play date for all three little girls. They've been ok for a while but they can do better....

Matter of fact let me just stop and talk about Zahara for a second. She is destined to be a beautiful girl from what we can see in the pictures. But I agree with some folks. The girl got good hair and Angie needs to go go ahead and call Ms. Jada Pinkett-Smith for some advice. If the girl already saying she wants hair to "look like Mommy's", I can see right now that child my have some identity issues in the future...






http://www.bvhairtalk.com/2009/07/28/how-not-to-care-for-your-childs-hair/
http://projects.ajc.com/gallery/view/living/braids/2.html