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An illustration featuring a four-by-four grid of different male heads. The perspective on the illustration is from above, looking down on various degrees of baldness, from different-sized bald spots to receding hairlines to complete baldness. The races of the men vary, along with their facial expressions. Some men seem indifferent, while others seem distressed. The word "Embodied" is at the top of the illustration.

Kaia Findlay

The majority of American men over 35 will experience thinning hair and balding. Why is something so normal so culturally feared?

Race, Class & Communities

Wake School Board may use CROWN Act language in their policies to prevent hair discrimination

Sharryse Piggott

The Crown Act is an effort to prevent discrimination nationwide against natural hair styles and texture like dreadlocks and afros.

A photo of the back of a person's head with two white hands on top of it. The head has very short, potentially-shaved short dark hair.

Trichotillomania: The Calm and Chaos of the Hair-Pulling Disorder

Audrey Smith

Although references to hair-pulling can be found as far back as ancient Egypt, the hair-pulling disorder known as trichotillomania is still riddled with shame, misconceptions and lack of awareness.

ILlustration of woman shaving her legs outside.

Shaved: Our Tangled Relationship With Body Hair

Anita Rao

Anita combs through her own tangled relationship with body hair and asks why so many of us invest time and money on removal methods. | Want to support this show? Subscribe and leave a review! Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram @embodied吉彩网网站.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley appears in a video for The Root, the African American-focused online magazine, in which she reveals her bald head and talks about living with alopecia.

'Freed From The Secret': Rep. Ayanna Pressley Opens Up About Living With Alopecia

Merrit Kennedy

The freshman lawmaker says she felt that it was particularly important for her to speak out about her condition because her hairstyle, Senegalese twists, has become a part of her political brand.

The State of Things

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Frank Stasio

When Deborah Aronin decided to stop shaving her armpits, she was surprised by the range of reactions she saw in the people around her. Strangers would鈥�

The State of Things

Pitstache

Frank Stasio

When Deborah Aronin decided to stop shaving her armpits, she was surprised by the range of reactions she saw in the people around her. Strangers would鈥�

Business & Economy

Complementary Cuts

Jeff Tiberii

Today in Greensboro some job-seekers will get free hair care.Jeff Tiberii: In an effort to help unemployed workers get ready for upcoming interviews,鈥�