New research from Dove reveals that 8 in 10 Black ... an afro hair emoji, backed by over 65,000 signatures, that was declined by the Unicode Consortium, which cited the existing "curly hair ...

The Unilever-owned brand wants four textured and protective hair styles added to Unicode, including braids, so Black people ‘see themselves reflected in digital spaces’ ...

Hair in soft curls? Check. Dark lipstick? Check. Fur off the shoulder? Check. View Entire Post › ...

as they took pride in their skin tone and saw beauty where she once saw none. Calling out the criticism, Muraleedharan said, “But why should black be vilified? Black is the all-pervasive truth ...

Frustratingly, finding a sunscreen moisturizer that won't leave a white cast if you have a dark skin tone can be difficult. "Physical sunscreens have minerals that help physically block the sun ...

365 invite you to join them in convincing Unicode to introduce four new emojis that accurately depict Black hairstyles ... which cited the existing "curly hair" emoji as sufficiently representative.

JT wasted no time checking the haters on TikTok who accused her of skin bleaching, saying, "Stop talking about me." ...

Every few months, social media stirs up the same tired conversation: Skin bleaching. Someone’s glow-up or flawless look has ...

New research from Dove reveals that 8 in 10 Black people ... there is not a single emoji representing real people with natural or protective hairstyles. Why is there a hair pick emoji, but no ...