Questions to Feature Story

 

 

 1. How did your environment affect how you viewed your hair?

2.What comments did people make about your hair?

3.Was your confidence affected?

4. Have you ever wanted to alter your hair to fit society standards?

5.How did the misrepresentation in the media affect your view on curly hair?

6. Did you know how to deal with your hair?

7.What age did you learn how to manage your hair?

8.When did your viewpoint on your hair shift?

9.How do you feel about your hair as of now?

10.Is your hair a big part of your identity?

11.What obstacles did you face when learning how to manage your hair?

12.How do you think the media can better represent people who have your hair type?

13.What would you say to your younger self about your experience with your natural hair?

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