Other than having a bit of a headache, a Kansas City woman was uninjured after a bullet fired at her ended up tangled in her hair weave. Police said the 20-year-old woman was in a convenience store parking lot late Wednesday when a man flagged her down and told her that her ex-boyfriend still loved her.

She replied, “Well I dont love him,” then heard gunshots. She said she looked behind the vehicle and saw her ex-boyfriend firing a handgun at her. She stomped her accelerator and fled, then turned into another parking lot and called police.

She told officers she recently had ended an eight-month relationship with the suspect.

Police arrested the ex-boyfriend and his friend in a car.

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by Ms SNIPs

Our hair is the most unique hair in the world due to the rich and varied racial makeup that exists within a person of color. Yet it is this wonderful difference that can make finding a stylist in certain areas of the country or the world that can properly address the needs of our hair a challenge. Our hair is perceived as difficult, when in reality it is simply different.

Hair is hair is hair, made up of the same proteins and cells. The difference lies in the shape of the hair follicle and the density of the layers of the hair strand. Because of this difference, in many ways, our hair is at odds with the European ideal of what is considered a normal styling and care method.

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by Nekea Valentine

“Remove the kinks from your brain,” said the late great Marcus Mosiah Garvey.

How many times have we all read this famous quote but not fully embraced its meaning? When I think about the mindset that it takes to be a napptural woman, I consider these words. They encompass all that a woman must do to remain steadfast in her quest to keep her hair in its purest, most unadulterated form.

There is a certain “something” about a natural woman. We have all seen it – twists blowing in the wind or fro defying it; the confidence and awareness of self they possess. We are drawn to it and often find ourselves asking how we can get what they have. It starts with a transformation of the mind, the deconstructing of the idea that our nappy hair is bad, ugly and unacceptable. Along with that, we need an understanding that nappy hair is good hair; beautiful in all sizes, shapes and forms. Ultimately this comes from within.

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