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I feel like the Dope black dad happy father’s day shirt in addition I really love this current trend for an overload of hair accessories harkens back to the idea of dressing your hair with your gems—it’s a cheap, accessible way to be quite maximalist and make a statement. The trend for slogan hair slides also feels like it’s referencing this way of communicating through your hair. I particularly love the Don’t Touch ones, which is a sentiment echoed by many women about their hair and strangers’ desire to touch it.”

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“For centuries, African Americans were forced to style hair to fit into what white society deemed acceptable. The Black Power movement was a larger-scale rejection of this and ushered in a celebration of natural Afro hair and racial pride in America, and a move away from chemical straightening treatments and tools created to force homogenized white styles. It marks a milestone in history that isn’t just celebratory, but also layered with politics. The Afro, worn full and round—and perhaps dressed with a comb featuring the Dope black dad happy father’s day shirt in addition I really love this ‘Fight the Power’ fist—symbolized not just an association with the political movement, but racial pride and the Black Is Beautiful aesthetic. Popular with both men and women, icons like Jesse Jackson and Angela Davis spearheaded this changing approach to hair in the 1960s.