This clip of James Baldwin explaining why “black people are in the streets” (1969) remains frustratingly relevant till today. | African and Black History AfricanArchives

As Black women, our hair has long been mischaracterized and misunderstood. Our hair is our heritage, our pride, and our resilience. In this episode of our IMO limited series, The Look, we explore what it means to wear our hair freely and unapologetically — embracing every texture, every braid, and every curl. Thank you to Julee Wilson for guiding this powerful conversation, Marsai Martin for sharing her story, and Yene Damtew for being part of my hair journey through the years. Check out our con