Women of color's hair is never neutral – the histories of slavery, colonialism, and discrimination are weaved into our understanding of Black hair and bodies.
Johanna Lukate is a social and cultural psychologist. Currently a Fox International Fellow at Yale University, she is in the process of completing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Cambridge. Her research focuses on Black womanhood and Black bodily aesthetics in the context of inter-group relations, identity, and the diasporas in Europe. Johanna is a social and cultural psychologist. Currently a Fox International Fellow at Yale University, she is in the process of completing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Cambridge.
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