H&M released a statement on Twitter explaining the reasoning behind the kids campaign that featured the young girls with messy hair. Either embrace all natural or stop complaining when others don’t!' Stop picking and choosing what’s considered appropriate hair for african Americans just because she’s posted on H&M. Edges & Melanin are untouched and i am here for it'.Īnother person shared: 'All I hear black people complain about is "embracing them natural selves" this is natural. Her hair is as natural as it can be and i love it. Good job looks like the average black child. Says a lot about you tbh,' one person wrote.Ī second user said the photo is 'actually the best representation of black children. 'It's very telling that you lot plucked the black girl out to ridicule her hair when all the other kids on the H&M site look like this.
H&M released a statement on Twitter explaining the reasoning behind the kids campaign that featured the young girls with messy hair Though most people seemed upset that the child's hair wasn't styled better, others pointed out that all of the children had messy hair and it is very telling that out of all of them, people picked out the Black girl to 'ridicule'.
It ain’t even about whether her edges need to be laid or not, but if sis hair can’t be *styled* back into a puffball they could’ve easily *styled* a lil fro'. One Twitter user said that 'no black mama finna have they child walkin out the door like that lol. They could had a stylist touch this child hair. Where the child mama? I hope she sue them for public humiliation, defamation of character, and discrimination. 'Apparently thinks allowing this African American young lady’s hair to look like this in their AD is acceptable! I find this disrespectful! This is a clear example that there are no people of color working at the higher level because they would have not allowed this,' one person tweeted.Īnother wrote: 'Excuse me just want to talk, because natural is fine but not doing her hair properly/at all is not.'
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