World Afro Day
Tamara Tanksley, Deep Dive Editor-In-Chief|September 16, 2022
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NaAnna Thomas is celebrating her afro as well. If you want to know more about the start of World Afro Day you can visit www.worldafroday.com.
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World Afro Day occurred on September 15th and was founded by Michelle De Leon in 2017. Here we have Quesha Stanley (left) and Kashayla Garcia (right) rocking their afros.
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Ola Victor said, “My hair signifies who I am as an African woman. It plays a huge part in defining my identity.”
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DyAsia Brown said, “Afros are a powerful statement that shows our pride and culture”.
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Lyndon Bogues said, “My hair represent my personality. From the bottom its straight which represents my seriousness and the curls represent how different I am from other people and how they branch out.”
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NaAnna Thomas is celebrating her afro as well. If you want to know more about the start of World Afro Day you can visit www.worldafroday.com.
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World Afro Day occurred on September 15th and was founded by Michelle De Leon in 2017. Here we have Quesha Stanley (left) and Kashayla Garcia (right) rocking their afros.