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Chapter 6 Discussion:Tirimming Your Hair

January 28, 2012

The Burger Biggie Question of the Week” To trim or not to trim? Naturals everywhere go around the Mulberry Bush, debating the importance or need for trimming their hair. While some swear by regular trimming, there are many who do not and several who are perched on the fence of indecisiveness. After reading this Chapter [...]

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The Knotty Truth Midweek Discussion:Chapter 5

January 25, 2012

We are already into Chapter 5 of The Knotty Truth! Wow, we are almost to the end of our first book!!! Thank you for all those who are reading and commenting on the various discussions posted on Facebook, Twitter and The Kitchen Salon. In Chapter 5, Clean Hair is Happy Hair, the author describes the [...]

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The Knotty Truth Chapter 4: Your Transition

January 19, 2012

As we continue the discussion about transitioning, learning to understand your changing hair and how to style it is important. In Chapter 4, Your Transition, hairstyles that get you to the other side, the author jumps right in on a very important change, the line of demarcation. Once you understand the frailty of the hair [...]

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The Knotty Truth Mid Week Discussion, Chapter 3

January 18, 2012

How are you all doing on your reading? While I am recovering from surgery, I hope you all are enjoying curling up to a  great book this Winter! I am also reading a new Alexander McCall Smith Book: The Saturday Big Tent Wedding Party! I love the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency Novels! My husband [...]

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The Knotty Truth Mid Week Check- In

January 11, 2012

In Chapter 1 of The Knotty Truth, the author explores the act of cultural brainwashing. While Black Women today are embracing their natural tresses by leaps and bounds, the book details how little girls are still embattled by the difference between themselves and their classmates and peers. An ongoing battle is how little Black Girls [...]

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The Knotty Truth Book Discussion

January 9, 2012

In the beginning of the book, Author Michele George is reflective of African American history during slavery and shares her interpretation of not only history then, but also how her upbringing has shaped the way she viewed her hair. In a Knotty Note, she writes: First, they stripped me of my name. Then, they stripped [...]

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