@ Zoom Meeting Session

The presence and visibility of Black women’s natural hair have become a topic leading to their conscious decision to vocalize the social experiences related to hair texture, styling, and the aesthetics connected with the politics of skin color. Dr. Latasha Eley, a leading expert on Black hair, hue, and body politics discusses the perceptions of the ways in which hair and hue politics manifest in our society. She will also focus on how Black hair and skin hue impact Black women’s emotional and psychological wellbeing along with contributing factors which place the onus on Black women to educate others regarding their physical attributes and personal appearance.

Speaker: Dr. Latasha N. Eley
Faculty, American Studies – George Mason University
Faculty, University of Maryland Global Campus

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://richardbland.zoom.us/j/98091879825
Meeting ID: 980 9187 9825

Other Session Dates:

November 4 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/the-ways-black-lives-matter-to-black-people/

November 9 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/racial-bias-in-action/

November 11 Session: https://www.rbc.edu/events/the-cost-of-exclusion/