Plenty of these places in Kansas City as well that could be impacted by this legal fight OR chased to Kansas thanks to more biz over-regulation: "Missouri is one of three states facing federal lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of a requirement that African-style hair braiders to get cosmetology licenses."
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ReplyDeleteSend them all to Africa - One Way.
Both the law and the above comment are amazingly stupid. Let these people set up their businesses. Let them take part in the American dream.
ReplyDeleteMO will lose these cases and will end up paying huge attorneys fees. All of this to protect some cosmetology school's turf.
ReplyDeleteThere are health and safety requirements that all Barber, Beauty, Nail salons must comply with and follow. The REASON these hair braiders need to meet the same standards is because they are going from one head to another. Sanitary standards and knowledge of how to avoid spreading shit from one client to the next is paramount to the public health......
ReplyDeleteHowever, this hair braiding issue is directed to Black businesses who don't feel like they should have to meet the same standards as everyone else.
And it takes thousands of dollars paid to a "cosmetology college" to teach these "sanitary standards"?
ReplyDeleteDat state been gunna mess wid ma cornrollin bidness...Oh no dey didint.
ReplyDeleteWees will yell racism to knock da ruuf offan da sucka.
Wees gunna let da dawgs out.
Git up off ma bidness of putting Kenya Korn Rolls under inspection.
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ReplyDeleteDon't elementary girls braid each others hair? I think they could find another way to protect the public health on this one. The crackdown is stupid.
ReplyDeleteAll Negro...All the Time.
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