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Curls Captured in one of The New Yorker’s Famous Cartoons

The March 19, 2007, issue of “The New Yorker” featured a cartoon that is a curlyhead’s dream.

Editorials: Discriminatory Policy is Shameful

By implementing this policy, we believe the police department is sending a negative, hostile message to individuals who choose to wear their hair in its natural texture.

Editorials: A Pill to Cure Curly Hair?

That is why we at NaturallyCurly.com are appalled by L’Oreal Paris’ announcement that researchers are developing a pill to straighten hair.

Armstrong McCall Show talks the curl, but doesn’t walk the curl

Hair experts explained that “soft, loose, and dropped” is the new trend in curly hair styling, leaving behind the big hair of the ’80s.

Editorials: Curly Does Not Equal Frizzy

“Frizzy” is in no way an acceptable synonym for “curly,” and from what I can tell from the photo of Ms. Thorpe, her hair is certainly curly, but not frizzy.

Editorials: Seventeen’s New Editor is Anti-Curl

Women with curly hair already are underrepresented in the media, considering that roughly half the world’s population has curly or kinky hair.

Editorials: It’s News to Us!

When curly-haired Boston TV anchor Natalie Jacobson recently allowed her hair to do its thing rather than straightening it, Channel 5 was flooded with calls from distressed viewers.

Editorials: We’re Mad

Fernandes requires the girls to pull back their hair into a bun. Amari’s mom’s put Amari’s very curly hair into cornrows and pulled it back into a bun.