Sources report that a Los Angeles woman is suing comedian, Chris Rock, for $5 million, claiming Rock stole her concept for his upcoming documentary, "Good Hair."

Most African-American women probably can relate.I don’t know what to do with my hair. I cut it off because after I became a new mom, I just could keep it looking sharp. I like it.  It’s easy.  It’s what many call a short natural. A boy cut.  It’s cool, but sometimes….and I mean only sometimes, I [...]

This is so so funny! Have to watch this!

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And white women, with straight hair, spend money on products to curl their hair. Dontchaknow the grass is always greena on the other side....

Who do you think black women straight out of Africa saw straightening their hair first? Do you think black women brought straightening combs with them from Africa? If we do more to straighten our hair than some of them do, then so what! I for one am not happy about being made fun of, Chris, nor your telling Asian women to run from me because of my hair. My son wanted his hair to move like his white friends in 1st grade. He just had to learn a little bit about his "roots," and that was the end of that. Rather than a quest to find who put that question into your daughter's head, maybe you should have searched our own head to find out why you couldn't come up with a good answer.

This looks like it's going to be hilarious. Both Randy and I have watched it. Wouldn't it be great it we could arrange a 706 screening?

Kudos to Chris Rock for going on this quest for the history and meaning behind African American women’s perception of what is ‘beautiful’ hair. The quest takes him all the way to Chennai, India, one of the biggest exporters of human hair – a story Yeh Hai Life posted a few weeks agoIts time for [...]