The Sesame Street ‘I Love My Hair' Song Tackles the Racial Beauty I
Amanda Chang — October 19, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: huffingtonpost
Using this Sesame Street ‘I Love My Hair’ song, Sesame Street is taking it upon themselves to tackle the issues many black girls have with their curly hair. With the pressures that girls and women have to be beautiful, this song encourages black girls to be proud of the hair they're born with.
Sung by a black girl to a very catchy beat, the Sesame Street ‘I Love My Hair’ song will hopefully make an impact on all girls in society.
Sung by a black girl to a very catchy beat, the Sesame Street ‘I Love My Hair’ song will hopefully make an impact on all girls in society.
Trend Themes
1. Body Positivity - The trend towards body positivity is disrupting the beauty industry with messaging that celebrates all forms of beauty and encourages self-love and acceptance.
2. Inclusive Representation - The push towards inclusive representation in media and advertising is creating opportunities for businesses to showcase diverse models and celebrate unique features, such as curly hair.
3. Empowering Messages - Empowering messages like 'I Love My Hair' are disrupting traditional beauty standards and opening up conversations about self-esteem and confidence.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty - The beauty industry has a chance to step away from traditional beauty standards and embrace a more inclusive model of beauty, with messaging and products that empower all women.
2. Media - Media companies can create content that represents a diverse range of models and encourages body positivity, helping to shift societal beauty standards.
3. Education - Incorporating lessons on body positivity and self-esteem in schools and educational programs can provide the tools necessary for young girls to grow up feeling confident and self-assured about their appearance.
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