How do white people know that African American people be putting perms and flat iron their hair?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

I don't but I always wonder about black hair because I've seen a few black women who wear various wigs. Different from me because I've long read hair down past my lower back and the only thing I do is wash and brush my hair and sometimes braid, plat or tie it pony tails or pig tails.

[jazzy34]

Don’t even waste your time. This person is a troll. She (or he) is looking for a debate.

[Asker]

@jazzy34 I’m not a troll you black bitch I’m telling you that white peoples hair lie to you.

[Asker]

@jazzy34 I can also block your black ass from commenting on here mind your own fucking business.

[Asker]

@jazzy34 you don’t know everything they do be lying to your stupid ass to see if you tell them.

[Opinion Owner]

@jazzy34 so do you wear wigs? Iron or perm your hair? What's the deal with braids and hair extensions?

[Asker]

White peoples do know stop playing dumb you all know that do all of the above.

[Opinion Owner]

Flat ironing and perming is new for me. Perms I thought were from the 80s.

[Asker]

You can obviously tell when it’s a wig it’s not hard to tell.

[Anonymous]

We don't. For the longest time I didn't even know most of y'all wearing wigs.

[Asker]

You lying because you know that the hair isn’t naturally straight when it is real.

[Opinion Owner]

The most I learned about black hair came from an episode of Black-ish.😆

[Asker]

Thanks for telling the truth.

[Anonymous]

When you say "white people," do you mean European Americans?

[AI Opinion]

Media representation and cultural exchanges play a role in how people learn about different hair care practices across communities. Styling techniques like perms and flat ironing are widely discussed in beauty and fashion circles, through platforms such as social media, magazines, and personal blogs. This visibility, combined with shared experiences and interactions, provides insights into diverse hair care routines.

[jazzy34]

They usually don’t.

[Asker]

Yes they do

[jazzy34]

I’m speaking from experience so no, they usually don’t. I’ve had white people look at me legislatively confused (white people I’ve known personally). They don’t understand how my hair can go looking one way to completely different. I’ve had to explain it to them.

[Asker]

I’m talking about when it comes to black people how they know what they do?

[jazzy34]

I just told you. I’m black so when I’ve gotten a relaxer and when I’ve encountered a white person I know, they don’t understand how my hair can go from looking one way to completely. I’ve had to explain to them what a relaxer is. I hope that answers your question. Otherwise, I don’t know what you’re asking.

[Asker]

They do know they are lying to you.

[jazzy34]

🤣🤣🤣 Okay, my dear. Whatever you say. Take care.

[Asker]

I’m telling the truth they play dumb about it they know that black people hair isn’t naturally straight.

[The-Stud]

We don't

[Asker]

I don’t believe you

[The-Stud]

Are you black?

[Asker]

Half

[Asker]

I still think that you whites be lying ,

[The-Stud]

Other half is?

[Asker]

White