Community founder and mom VeCoya Banks understands there is a constant evolution in the natural hair journey.

Here are four things you can do to keep their hair healthy.

Orijin Bees started when one mom wanted to find a doll that looked like her daughter, who struggled as the only Black girl in her class.

Daetney and Tadow McReynolds say a teacher cut their 12-year-old son’s hair off with scissors.

A new Illinois law prohibits schools from policing hairstyles associated with race, ethnicity or texture.

Quilla Bohannon started Free Wigs 4 Kids in 2018.

My 3-year-old had a rare-form tantrum when she realized she and Elsa had different hair.

A military mom doctored her daughter’s winter hats to protect her hair.

Kaiden Clark didn’t care that she had to be bald. In fact, at only 7-years-old, she embraced the dramatic change to her appearance.

After her fibromyalgia diagnosis, Vee Gilbert found a way to stay golden.