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[Music]
that’s how I get to the fairs and
earned my life my name is karine
Priscilla
I’m the owner of the model and
stylist from joy to fashions
so much so that lately people just
calls shout and always liked fashion and
and it was very good because I can
turn it into a profession
I suddenly knew the turban and in it
to discover that it was not just an accessory
of struggle and resistance and
I would like to know more about the
ethnicity about the culture about what it is to be
I started getting information through
of internet facebook and youtube of friends
and realized that empowerment is not
only ostentation of goods
that of knowledge because from the
moment that a Negro knows what it is to be
black he can understand of all the
difficulties that occur in our
lives
the loneliness of black woman
black hypersexualization
the high rate of unemployment and the colorists
other things that could stay
here the whole afternoon talking to you
and with this information
I managed to transform my life so much
on the personal and professional side and
I started to be a point of reference and
people asked where he has a turban
and they talked
the economy screams and then I started to
understand that I had to make a fashion
afro
I want one thing from me and so I started
be better known and more people
started calling me to participate in
both African and mixed fairs and
It was very good for me because I started
to have an identification with the blacks
which also faces the mixed
because if we want equality
respect we have to be in everyone
the places and so it was of places and
places of fairs and fairs until
in capital
arriving in the capital I met others
elements of afro culture books
toys
I thought it was wonderful because I did not see it.
this here
So I thought why not bring
here books suddenly be a little bit
difficult for me but toys do not
I can seamstress why not do
the black cloth dolls and from there came
the ballots
and my best inspirations
It was through my friends because
My friends are all colorful and
so colorful hair so colorful clothes
like me and when I started showing
they felt super good because they
they were seeing the product that does not have
very much in the black doll market and doll
black cloth and colored we think
was the best invention I ever made in
My life so far and it’s been cool.
because without identification it was through
children as well as adults
because from the moment that an adult
started to consume a bubble and scream
she was recovering a piece of the
childhood that did not have because
so I did not have a black doll and
This was exciting for me and
photos of children playing with
dolls knowing the name of each doll
I have several dolls that call floor
the lupita sbed china
belinha and this is very good and I
I discover people being black is so beautiful.
It’s so beautiful, your traits your skin.
hair and talking about hair I have one
Tell me the story to tell you, God.
in my adolescence
my mother she could not afford to
getting smoothed paying
33 month smoothing
then she decides to take care of herself
of my curly hair and so it was in the
my adulthood
I went to market my hair and do
other techniques
then I started to feel troubled
because I wanted to deconstruct what the
society imposes this standard
eurocentric that places on black because
the Negro has to perform the hair because
the black man has to sing like a person
but we are not European
and then I went and stood firm
I’m going back with my curly hair I
I’m going to love myself again, I’ll take care of it.
my hair because my hair is beautiful
he is strong he is striking and
simplify this my blackness better
With my hair I made a song and that
inspiration comes at a very annoying time
of my life because I was walking
on the street all happy beautiful as huge black
wonderful
Then suddenly came two people laughing
my hair years understand why because
they are laughing at my hair on
hair and resistance and for these two
people was being synonymous with joke
and at that moment I was able to understand the
search for my roots and still
continues to search every conversation in
every fair in every smile and every
stories of black that come up against my
life
and at that moment came a phrase I
it’s not my fault if I support my
blackness the next day I woke up
black letter but black even more
empowered than ever before and I
to sing I wrote this song
I’m going to sing to you now.
It’s not my fault if my livelihood
blackness
I noticed I’m more black than
you, I just do not understand why come from
my hair wo in the hair is curly kink
It’s always going to be what I’m
Christ curly hair is and always will be
so you do not understand my curly hair
buhr paradise and start to understand
[Music]
my hair is curly the identity of my
curly hair is beautiful to live
the hair is mine accept that hurts having
my curly and curly hair is always
will be what I am and break the taboo of
Profit even Christ is and always will be
and does not prevent curly hair and that
coubesse ae
the castle that excuse the tired
straight or relaxed hair is not
contractual agreement that you want to
next to you the woman has to have
union will have the new generation
I’m wrong, it’s frizzy, it ‘s always
will be
[Music]
I’m celebrated with curly hair and I know
that my father was in case he understood
[Music]
thanks
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