Why?
Because the word about domestic violence still isn't getting out there enough. And because the movement isn't effective enough when women have to choose between getting abused in the house, or getting abused in the court system.
I appreciate any opportunity to bring more voices and ears to the attention of domestic violence. People need to be educated. Hairdressers need to be educated because they are people--perhaps the same women who may be promulgating myths, or victim-blaming.
Girl, why do you put up with that bullshit? Why you let him beat you like that?Who ever asks,
What gives him the right to beat you? Or what the fuck is wrong with him?This is a chance for woman to build sisterhood--compassion and understanding for each other in a respectful relationship where no one is holding power over the other.
Then again, Sista Stylist may have the power to transform you, cut that hair short, dye it, and help you get the hell out of dodge.



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