Dakar Harrigan and Marquis Brooks are breaking barriers in a community where there aren't many barbers who look like them.

Dakar Harrigan and Marquis Brooks, both Monterey County natives, are breaking barriers in a community where there aren't many barbers who look like them.

Here are stories from Louisiana First News’ “Honoring Black History” special highlighting Black business, culture and history.

By Larissa Scott Click here for updates on this story TAMPA, Florida (WFTS) — If you’re lucky, you’ll find a job that you love, one that doesn’t feel like a job at all. “Doing hair is like therapy,” ...

A man has been suspected of assaulting four people in Belfast city centre. The assault occurred at around 3.37am on Sunday, February 2, in the Waring Street area. Police have issued a description of ...

For decades, Dora Garcia's friendly downtown barber shop has been the go-to spot for average Joes and big-shots alike.

In several states, trade union leaders have partnered with career and technical high school programs, efforts that may help determine the long-term health of both CTE high schools and the trades ...

In his new book, Afro Sheen, the legendary founder of the Johnson Products Company chronicles his creation of a business empire that spanned the Jim Crow era, the Civil Rights movement and the rise of ...

It was the early evening of July 17 2024, and Annie Baines was having her hair done in the kitchen of her friend Carly Newall ...

Hair is more than strands growing from your head. It’s a style, a form of art, self-identity. For the Black community, it’s ...

An Alaska Airlines flight attendant was seen restraining a crazed passenger who grabbed a woman's hair onboard.

NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens celebrated Black History Month with an informative and inspiring guest speaking engagement on ...