“The CROWN movement began in 2019 in collaboration with Dove, National Urban League, Color Of Change and Western Center on Law & Poverty.”
New Louisiana law protects Black girls, women from natural hairstyle discrimination
“The CROWN movement began in 2019 as a collaboration between the soap maker Dove and the National Urban League, Color Of Change and Western Center on Law and Poverty.”
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Black Women Hail New Law Banning Discrimination Against Natural Hair
“The CROWN Act’s biggest proponents, aside from its sponsors and allies in the House and Senate, is the CROWN Coalition, a group of businesses and organizations that include Dove, National Urban League, Color of Change, and Western Center on Law & Poverty.”
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Bill seeks to prevent hairstyle discrimination in Utah
“The effort represents a collaboration between Dove, the National Urban League, Color of Change, and the Western Center on Law and Poverty.”
Dove with Tabitha Brown Launches Campaign Against Hair Discrimination
“The CROWN Coalition was initially formed by Dove, the National Urban League, Color of Change and the Western Center on Law & Poverty. The 2019 CROWN research examined the likelihood for Black women to change their hair to be “appropriate” for the office. In the same year, CROWN Act legislation was created prohibiting public schools and employers from discriminating against Black hairstyles. In Dove’s latest research, they found Black girls are most susceptible to hair discrimination as early as five years old.”
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Banning Hair Discrimination Emerges as Racial Justice Issue
“The campaign to pass the CROWN Act in every state and Congress began in 2019, when Dove, which makes shampoo and other personal care products, and advocacy groups the National Urban League, Color of Change and the Western Center on Law and Poverty co-founded a coalition to press for the hair anti-discrimination law. The law clarifies that Black people should be allowed to wear their hair as it grows naturally and not be forced to use chemicals to relax or straighten it.”
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Beyond Aesthetic: What Haircare Brands Must Remember When Speaking to the Black Community
“The Crown Act is led by the Crown Coalition founded by Dove, the National Urban League, Color of Change and the Western Center on Law & Poverty. As of July 2, 2021, the Crown Act is law in 13 U.S. states, hopefully a beginning of the end of hair discrimination nationwide.”
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‘Black hair is professional’: Woman proudly rocks natural hair for new headshot
“She called out the important work that’s being done by Dove, National Urban League, Color of Change and Western Center on Law & Poverty.”
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What Is The CROWN Act And Why Is It Important Now?
“The campaign to enact the legislation is led by a coalition founded by Dove, the National Urban League, Color Of Change, and Western Center on Law & Poverty. According to the official website, the CROWN Act is a law that “prohibits race-based hair discrimination, which is the denial of employment and educational opportunities because of hair texture or protective hairstyles including braids, locs, twists or bantu knots.”
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BLACK WOMEN-LED LEADERS PUSHING TO GET THE CROWN ACT BILL PASSED NATIONWIDE
“The official campaign pushing the bill to be passed is led by the CROWN Coalition, which was founded by Dove, National Urban League, Color Of Change, and Western Center on Law & Poverty.”
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