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The history of black hair and why it matters is long, complicated and controversial.
From weaves and wigs, to afros, to cornrows and braids - black hair can be a political minefield to understand.
Reece joins this week’s guests to explore.
Emma Dabiri is a television and radio presenter and author of 'Don’t Touch My Hair'.
Christala Fletcher is a professional wig maker and was diagnosed with Alopecia at 10 years old.
Kevin Morosky is a director, photographer and the creator of a short series of films called 'Wool' exploring black hair.
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The history of black hair and why it matters is long, complicated and controversial.
From weaves and wigs, to afros, to cornrows and braids - black hair can be a political minefield to understand.
Reece joins this week’s guests to explore.
Emma Dabiri is a television and radio presenter and author of 'Don’t Touch My Hair'.
Christala Fletcher is a professional wig maker and was diagnosed with Alopecia at 10 years old.
Kevin Morosky is a director, photographer and the creator of a short series of films called 'Wool' exploring black hair.

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