I Love My Hair: The Weaponizing of Black Girls Hair by Educators in Early Childhood Education

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Hair- common tool for microaggressions, from kindergarten to school to university. Great column by @ShadiaRask. Read also https://t.co/b5P8bjPmme . What about Finland? Have you observed/experienced racialisation of hair in your university? @ylioppilask…

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RT @DrLaurenMims: Essien, I., Wood, J.L. I Love My Hair: The Weaponizing of Black Girls Hair by Educators in Early Childhood Education. Ear…

Essien, I., Wood, J.L. I Love My Hair: The Weaponizing of Black Girls Hair by Educators in Early Childhood Education. Early Childhood Educ J (2020). https://t.co/kZIRCd3lJR #ScholarAlerts

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