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"We want to be a brand that helps to redefine what 'aspirational' means for textured hair, and that includes normalizing certain styles of hair and building up all kinds of textures of hair as aspirational."
The actress and beauty founder also posted a personal message to fans about Pattern's "Phase 2" and the importance of celebrating the beauty of Blackness.
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At a panel and workshop hosted by Dove and Shonda Rhimes, leaders in Hollywood, policymaking and students themselves discussed what that work looks like.
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"Living in Trump's America, we wanted an outlet to talk about issues important to women of color and highlight women who are so often overlooked."
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