How have black people have resisted such hegemonies

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Assignment:

Using the movie "Good Hair," and Brian Copeland's book Not a Genuine Black Man, explain how hegemonic standards of beauty in the United States can lead to anti-Black racism that negatively affects African Americans.

How have Black people have resisted such hegemonies?

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