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In the bestselling tradition of Crowns, Queens captures black women's passionate relationship with their hair in 50 captivating portraits and evocative essays.From The Publisher:Crowns photographer Michael Cunningham and author and journalist George Alexander have captured the marvelous trinity of black women, hair, and beauty salons in the glorious Queens: Portraits of Black Women and Their Fabulous Hair.Angela Garner says that The beauty salon is the one great thing we get to share as African American women. It's therapeutic. Tisch Sims says that wearing fantasy hair makes her feel like a goddess, a queen. From the afro to the ponytail to dreadlocks to braids to relaxed hair to fantasy hair; from good hair to bad hair days, in this stunningly designed book black women from the United States, Africa, and London explore the fascination with hair and beauty that has long been a cherished part of African American culture.In fifty gorgeous photographs accompanied by vivid, personal narratives, Queens, by turns moving and funny, is the ultimate all-occasion gift book, perfect for Christmas, Kwanzaa, Mother's Day, and birthdays.About The Author:Michael Cunningham is the originator and photographer of Crowns and the photographer of Spirit of Harlem. He is the executive director of Urban Shutterbugs, a photography and mentoring program for inner-city youth. His works have been featured in museums across the country.A frequent lecturer on pop culture, George Alexander is the author of Why We Make Movies, and has written for VH1, Black Enterprise, Daily Variety, and American Legacy. He is a graduate of Morehouse College and Columbia University Graduate School of Business. He lives in New York City.