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Here is the fact: Hair texture is not as Black and White as they would like you to believe. The plethora of myths around it incites emotional debates. My book is a cognitive restructuring of sorts; shifting the standards of narratives about hair care and hair styling. Join me on the journey through time periods to present day and learn, What They Don't Tell You at the Hair Salon.
The author covers the Wright principles of hair styling, including the right hair products, the right hairstyling tools, and the right hairstyling techniques.
In -Curly Hair Adventures,- Rose gets frustrated with her normal bedtime ritual of her mother braiding her hair. One night, she asks her mom if other children around the world have very curly hair like hers. These children greet Rose and Teddy Hair in their native languages and show them all the different textures of their hair.
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Kofi Piesie Research Team is back with their fourth volume, "Spear Masters." This book and title is inspired by the Dinka people of the South Sudan. Each SURVEY touches on the Dinka culture, customs, courage, surveying the spear from the perspective of movement, defensive combact, to AAVE code switching, an early man venerated the Sun expanded, traveling to Bilād al-Sūdān and Morocco, and African-American/African Biblical Religious belief via the use of Psychology, Sociology, Epistemology & Hermeneutics. Kofi Piesie Research Team continuous to stand on the shoulder of the Ancestors with another great scholastically volume.
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"Proscriptive how-to advice ranges over a wide number of subjects (e.g., sex, band photos, etc.) and can be seen both as skewering the cultural idolatry associated with rock and as genuine counsel. Verdict: Svenonius's sociopolitical analysis of rock and roll is intellectually interesting, as when he posits that the genre was 'brought about by the industrial revolution, the harnessing of electricity, and the miscegenation of various poor, exploited, and indentured cultures in the USA.'" --Library Journal "So much of the allure here is in watching Svenonius skirt absurdity. He's always seemed delighted by the fact that the profound and the preposterous can sound awfully alike, a realization t...
An analysis of sex and gender in music videos, covering everyone from Beyonce to Madonna, Nine Inch Nails to Mykki Blanco. In Justify My Love, Ryann Donnelly explores sex and gender in one of the most widely consumed art forms of our age -- the music video. Through an autobiographical reckoning with the author's life in a band and collaboration with past lovers, and a close analysis of the erotic iconography of music videos, Justify My Love tells the subversive history of this medium, from the inception of MTV in 1981 through to the 2010s. Covering everything from Lady Gaga and Beyonce to Nine Inch Nails and George Michael, Justify My Love shows how subversion became mainstream, and how marginalized voices shaped some of the biggest music videos of the last thirty years.