'People get it wrong when they think that the Crown Act is just about hair': In new MSNBC special, Rep. Pressley discusses the political importance of Black visibility in beauty and shares personal story about the fight for the Crown Act -thereidout Blog
Don’t miss this weekend’s debut of “The Culture Is: Black Women,” the first in a multi-part series of culture-focused discussions set to air on MSNBC.
Sunday will feature a discussion moderated by"The ReidOut" host Joy Reid and Tiffany Cross of"The Cross Connection," who spoke with Black women from various industries about how they blazed trails and honed their crafts. The conversation includes Rep. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, writer and educator Nikole Hannah-Jones, performer Robin Thede, activist Tarana Burke, and many, many more.
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