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	<title>Comments on: Good Hair</title>
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		<title>By: Ankh1</title>
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		<description>Good review. I was led to it from Twitter.  I&#039;ve seen his film and you&#039;re right he left out alot of the important stuff film which is why many black women are pissed with him.  Our hairstory is sooo different from everyone else&#039;s in this country. And we expected him to come correct in portraying our story fully not make a joke of us.  But like you said he&#039;s comedian, and the studios want a film that&#039;s mainstream not culturally correct.  That said there&#039;s another film called &quot;My Nappy ROOTS&quot;. As a filmmaker I saw a screening of it some years ago.  It gives a better understanding of the black hair care story including the REAL business story like how &quot;Soul Train&quot; was funded by the black hair care industry and helped put in on the air.  I found its facebook page and there are clips on YouTube too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good review. I was led to it from Twitter.  I&#8217;ve seen his film and you&#8217;re right he left out alot of the important stuff film which is why many black women are pissed with him.  Our hairstory is sooo different from everyone else&#8217;s in this country. And we expected him to come correct in portraying our story fully not make a joke of us.  But like you said he&#8217;s comedian, and the studios want a film that&#8217;s mainstream not culturally correct.  That said there&#8217;s another film called &#8220;My Nappy ROOTS&#8221;. As a filmmaker I saw a screening of it some years ago.  It gives a better understanding of the black hair care story including the REAL business story like how &#8220;Soul Train&#8221; was funded by the black hair care industry and helped put in on the air.  I found its facebook page and there are clips on YouTube too.</p>
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