Actors Say Hollywood’s Neglect of Black Hair Has to Change
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variety.comAngelique Jackson As Hollywood takes stock of the best ways to diversify its ranks, Chris Chalk implores the industry not to forget the hair and makeup trailer.
The need for more diversity in the hair and makeup department is often discussed when Black women like Gabrielle Union, Yvette Nicole Brown or Nia Long speak out about their experiences in the industry, but the struggles extend to the men in Hollywood too.“There is such a disregard of Black men’s hair.
I think they know they be messing up Black women’s hair,” Chalk says during the Variety “#Represent: Black Men in Hollywood” roundtable. “I think they look at that and go, ‘Ah!’ But us?
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