For decades, Black people have used silk and satin to tie up their hair, whether it be in the form of a scarf, bonnet, or durag. The benefits are endless – minimizing frizz, preventing tangling ...

Media Black instructor at Black college deemed ‘anti-Black’ for asking that students not wear ‘durag', 'hoodies' One user claimed that the professor's dress code was 'givinggggg antiblack' ...

But think about it, the use of satin head-ties to maintain immaculately waved hair is nothing less than debonair. ... In 2014, she famously paired a Swarovski-encrusted Adam Selman slip dress with a ...

However, #DuragHistoryWeek, Black Twitter’s annual celebration of the cultural mainstay that is the durag is officially back in action and we’re so here for it.

Durag Day kicked off on Sept. 26 at Morehouse College, a historically Black university in Atlanta. Soon after the Morehouse event went viral, the celebration of Black culture spread across the nation.

However, #DuragHistoryWeek, Black Twitter’s annual celebration of the cultural mainstay that is the durag is officially back in action and we’re so here for it.

As Rihanna stars on the cover of the May 2020 issue of British Vogue, she is the first cover star to wear a durag. Funmi Fetto explains what a durag is and what it means for Rihanna to wear a durag on ...