Tracee Ellis Ross Says ‘Hair Tales’ Is A 'Love Letter' To Black Women
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2022
- Actor Tracee Ellis Ross talks about her role as the executive producer on the upcoming Hulu series, “The Hair Tales,” which documents the historic relationship between Black women and their hair. Ross talks about how the series explores and celebrates Black women and their humanity and she also shares her own journey to hair acceptance.
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Tracee and issa should work together on a show. They're so much into their blackness.. I always have a big smile when I watch them interviewed.
Yes or a movie.
@@NellieKAdabaHope they can collaborate something together. Both seem to have a passion for loads of issues for black women. Love Issa Raye Insecure and Tracee, Black-ish and Girlfriends. Can't wait for any new projects they may have in the pipe line.
This looks like a fabulous homage to Black women and our hair. I'm looking forward to it!
My two favorite women...ISSA and Tracee💛💛💛💛
Amazing Tracy like always. I just 3yrs ago i went fully natural, no more relaxers. As a Afro Latina, i started relaxing my hair when I went to High school In Panama. But mh younger sister went natural 6yrs ago and she really inspired me. Thstshen i noticed the beuty od our hair, especially when you have a mixture hair. I will not go back to relaxing. But sometimes i do blow out my hair for special occasions!
They are gorgeous..! 🌸💚😘🙏♥️💕💠
its the outfit and body fa me!!! wow
As a black woman, I want to know how many hair documentaries do we need to see or make? Black Hollywood has a tendency to rinse and repeat it's content. We know there's issues with "black hair", but there are a million stories or things to discuss that not hair texture, colorism. Let's find different stories to tell. The older I become, I find myself not interested in black content because it's the same thing. Maybe these are the only type of content that's greenlit but, come on. Or maybe it's the creators looking at social media whine fest about black hair. Look our hair texture isn't going to change, people will always have something to say about it, what else is there to discuss?
Maybe this one will be different, it is a docuseries and it talks about black womanhood and textualism too🤷🏽♀️ and it hasn’t come out yet
Though appreciates Tracee's interest with hair, I feel the same as you there are many documentaries on black women's hair already! Just go back to the 70s with Angela Davies Afro Hair making a statement about blackness. Tracee, could have done a documentary on "single and childless", because it's a big stigma in the black community.
@@zoraneale8004 the docu is more than just about hair
Have you seen this one yet before you judge? There are millions of documentaries about same things repeatedly made (wars, crimes, social issues, Africa, obesity etc)
Here’s the deal, this is an ongoing issue and will always be. But you will be surprised how many black peoples have not ever seen a black hair documentary. I myself have never seen one. I’m going to watch this. Though we don’t need to explain our hair to anyone
@@theofficialwaywardyeye896it was not a judgement but a comment like all light minded individuals. It's also not a judgement on Miss Ross, as delighted to see her new take on this topic, but if you Search you'll see many similarities. Chris Rock did a very interesting documentary if you want to make a start. But, I've always been empowered by my, hair, skin tone and all things black. As love 💖 my history and culture.
Didn't Chris Rock already do this with "Good Hair?" It seems like she's stealing the idea from him...
So in the space of 2,022 years there has been ONE (dismal) attempt at a documentary about black hair and you actually think someone is stealing the 'idea' from Chris?
There is more than one vantage point, plus his commentary wasn't complimentary in any way.
@@robyndismon394 the reason I mentioned it is because I saw his documentary and from this trailer it looks like the same idea. Hollywood always recycles ideas. We don't need to look for validation from hollyweird.
There's room for different shows from different angles and perspectives. I watched Good Hair and still thought this offered something different.
@@robyndismon394 Agree.
Black Hair was about how SOCIETY sees our hair and treats us because of it and THIS document series is about us being in love with our hair textures .... stop.