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Sometimes, hair is just hair. Sometimes, it's much more. In 1905, Madame C.J. Walker invented a metal comb that, when heated, transformed black women's hair from tight curls into smooth, straight tresses. The iron comb made her a millionaire, but many black people criticized her for creating... read more
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- Dewey: 973
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