Hair can be a powerful way people express who they are and where they come from. Think about your own hair, your style, texture, or how you choose to wear it. How does your hair connect to your culture or your identity? Describe a moment when your hair made you feel proud, uncomfortable, or misunderstood, and explain why.

 Prompt Response: It connects to my culture or identity by defining who I am and making me unique from other cultures. A time it made me feel proud was yesterday at work when a customer told me I had amazing hair and too look up my background on it. It made me feel proud because even though it wasnt re twisted or in any style it still stood out.

Summary: Today in class we watched a short film.

Reflection: I learned the importance of hair and its cultural background.

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