The CROWN Act: Against Hair Discrimination
The United States of America is the one country where positive law changes are being made to protect black people from unfair hair discrimination. That law is called the CROWN Act.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
Life-changing! California Becomes 1st State to Ban Hair Discrimination
As the fight against hair discrimination continues, California has become the first state in the United States of America to protect employees and students from experiencing discrimination because of their hair texture and cultural hairstyles.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
UK Schools Could Be Acting Unlawfully By Discriminating Against Pupils With Afro-textured Hair
One in six children with Afro-textured hair is having a bad or very bad experience at school according to a report and survey, from World Afro Day supported by researchers at De Montfort University. Many school policies could actually be unlawful.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
The Hair Equality Report – Afro Hair Discrimination In UK Schools
1 in 4 adults said they had a bad or very bad experience at school with their Afro-textured hair and identity.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
Chikayzea Flanders Update: Wins Legal Battle Against UK School
Chikayzea Flanders, a Rastafarian boy who was told by Fulham Boys School to cut off his locs has won the right to keep his locs and return to school after a legal battle.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
Chikayzea Flanders Update: Protest Against Fulham Boys School’s Hair Discrimination
This week, a peaceful protest was held outside Fulham Boys School after the 12-year-old student was told his hair breaches the school’s uniform and appearance policy.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
The “Good Hair Study” – Natural Hair Discrimination Still Exists
A new study confirms that black women with natural hair experience more hair discrimination in the workplace.
- Published in Hair Discrimination
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