A recent National Institutes of Health study found that women who use chemical hair straighteners more than four times a year face an increased risk of uterine cancer, with Black women most affected.

Paapa Essiedu is playing Severus Snape in HBO’s Harry Potter TV show. So, here are 10 things you didn’t know about the actor.

The lawsuits focus on findings from multiple scientific studies linking the long ... Black -- for more than 20 years. “We wanted to understand whether women who had a history of using chemical ...

The protest isn’t just about DEI, said Trevon Logan, a professor ... buying from Black-owned stores when possible and avoiding the box stores that are dropping DEI in the long term.

New York University law professor Devon W ... physical attributes like “wooly” hair or a “flat” nose as criteria that legally assigned black people to a race. Carbado said that racial ...

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Though Watts’ creative writing professor Iris is the protagonist ... a giant canine whose white hair is speckled with black spots (including around his emotive eyes), and whose size impresses ...

"Artists and arts workers really represent a very precarious and financially vulnerable group of workers in our economy," the study's lead author, Professor ... hair sit either side of a yellow ...

Cosmopolitan explores the extraordinary rise in family estrangement across the country—and what’s leading millennials and Gen Zers to their breaking points.

“Women in corporate America have long been told to straighten their hair, hide the gray ... nature of the office and the country’s melting-pot ethos. Their coordinated black and white palette at the ...

Frank Brown, a distinguished professor, author, scholar and former dean of UNC's School of Education died in March, leaving a ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Black women around the world gather ... Administration to begin regulating synthetic braiding hair. Jasmine McDonald, a professor of epidemiology at Columbia University who ...