The take over of black generational wealth
It's like multi international company or something like that. It's a big company here in the United States. I think it may be based somewhere else, but I don't know. I think the history of it, it was foreign and then it became part of the United States has been bought out by so many different companies. But this company goes all the way back to the 1920s. So it owns like a lot of different other companies that they bought out
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:02
This is an interesting dilemma, but it's not really new. How often in black culture do we present a product that becomes a hit in the white community? Quite often, right from our music to movies, we depend a lot on their books. If it's a hit with the white people, it's hit quite literally so that this was intended to be for blacks
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:34
Whether it's a product that creates more hold or more volume or more wet, because at the end of the day, those products are cross over between everyone because we all have human hair. So that would be what I would suggest. And then we'll probably see less products or less products created by Black creators being brought out
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hey, what's up? Fried oil. I want to thank you for responding to this swell. Yeah, you made some good points, man. You brought up some historical facts about how a lot of our ideas were stolen from the past and never given we were never given any recognition for our contributions. So we are still a bit paranoid. Right, it makes sense. And you know what?
So when it comes to natural hairstyle when it comes to natural hairstyles, they may not be how can I say this? Experience. Like always. Thank you for replying to this. Well, peace out