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Originally posted by ilovemyglo
no Honeykiss, i was not directing it towards you, but neicy. I think you have made some very valid and interesting points. I hope I did not offend you. I was just very aggravated when I read that post asking those questions. I remember the pain of not getting my hair done with my friends growing up because they didn't do white girls hair. I just wanted to have cute hair like my friends!! Remembering that and reading that post really rubbed me wrong.
And that's racism????Sounds more like just NOT knowing HOW to do your hair.The beautician's probably specialized in african american hair, hence the location of the shop in a black community.You are not the only one aggravated.
On another note. I showed this thread to my friends, two that are not caucasians (one is hispanic american, the other is african american) and they had to laugh because they said that they know members of their own ethnicities that are racists... it isn't just a white/black thing.
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You are also not the only one laughing. Ask my family.