'Pride': On Femininity, Blackness, Cultural Identity And Hair.
Parys Gardener talks about a collaborative film she made with Renée Forbes, about black hair.
Things are getting hairy with Lily
Lily shares the personal reasons behind her most recent, and most drastic hair cut.
Many things never change, kittens being cute, spiders being terrifying and the inevitable march of time, but one thing that changes incredibly rapidly is Lily’s hair. In this video, she explains the reasons for her most recent hair change, and the background as to why we assume women have long hair.
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Lily Konteh
Lily was born and raised in Bristol, she spends her spare time sewing, listening to podcasts and performing in various drag and burlesque shows. Lily loves films, especially horror and musicals and she loves them even more when they combine. Lily is a keen photographer, but is also comfortable on the other side of the lens (as a self-confessed selfie addict). If you’d ever like to discuss the intersectionality of true crime and feminism, she’s your girl.
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