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KC Defender Launches Black Economic Justice Desk & Names Tiffany Watts As Lead Reporter

We’re thrilled to welcome Tiffany Watts as our first-ever full-time reporter. In her inaugural piece as Lead Reporter for Black Economic Justice, Food & Culture, Tiffany investigates the forces threatening Black economic survival—and just as powerfully, celebrates the brilliance of Black chefs, salon owners, growers, and organizers reimagining what a liberated economy looks like in our city.

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Beauty or Battlefield? Navigating the Modern Hair Industry as a Black Woman

As the Black hair industry evolves, so do the challenges for young Black women seeking quality, care, and respect. From last-minute cancellations to unclear policies, many are left frustrated and questioning the professionalism of their stylists. Through personal stories and industry-wide concerns, many Black women now ask: Is the modern hair experience a battlefield?

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