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A bill?
This takes the decision out of the hands of the stylist.
Totalitarianism.
And y'all wonder why I love living in Flyover Country.
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If one uses the wrong chemicals on a scalp it can lead to serious health concerns, don’t believe me go dump a gallon of Clorox on your head and report back to us. A licensed hairstylist should have an understanding of all hair types the fact that they didn’t want a failure that is being rectified.You have not given a compelling reason for government intervention into hair styling
This isnt a life or death issue
.I hate to say it, but both sides have been putting forth some real zingers that I think is more of a waste of time and taxpayer dollars.
Why is this kinda shit even a thing????
This one out of Scott in FL over garlic and saying it's a national security risk????? Aren't we growing enough of our own garlic without having to import it from of all places CHINA???
I would like to see cities plant fruit trees instead of the decorative ones they typically plant along streets.
Yeah, that would be an excellent place to insert some common sense.
Anyone with enough space for a pot in a sunny window can grow enough garlic to fill most family needs.
I still can't figure out why cities cannot create municipal food gardens. Any block that has a planting strip next to the street could easily grow, for example, all the garlic they need, and it's just about the easiest plant to grow.
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What is next?Democratic New York Senator Jamaal Bailey understands firsthand how challenging it is to find a hair stylist trained in his hair texture.
He told Allure magazine he often runs into scenarios where he’s not in his neighborhood but in need of a quick tape-up or shape-up — and left debating who around him might be qualified.
“The struggle is real,” he said.
This is partly why, in April, he introduced Bill S6528A, a new law in New York state that will require all hair stylists to be trained in all textures.
“It’s not only common sense; [it’s] the right thing to do,” Sen. Bailey told Allure when speaking about the new law. He added, “It’s personal.”
A new bill in New York requires hairstylists to be trained in all hair textures
Bill S6528A could make way for more hair texture inclusion in New York’s hair industry and beyond.thegrio.com
And Progs don't understand why we despise them.
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Yeah, that would be an excellent place to insert some common sense.
Anyone with enough space for a pot in a sunny window can grow enough garlic to fill most family needs.
I still can't figure out why cities cannot create municipal food gardens. Any block that has a planting strip next to the street could easily grow, for example, all the garlic they need, and it's just about the easiest plant to grow.
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This is another attack on White people, namely White hair stylists and barbers.Democratic New York Senator Jamaal Bailey understands firsthand how challenging it is to find a hair stylist trained in his hair texture.
He told Allure magazine he often runs into scenarios where he’s not in his neighborhood but in need of a quick tape-up or shape-up — and left debating who around him might be qualified.
“The struggle is real,” he said.
This is partly why, in April, he introduced Bill S6528A, a new law in New York state that will require all hair stylists to be trained in all textures.
“It’s not only common sense; [it’s] the right thing to do,” Sen. Bailey told Allure when speaking about the new law. He added, “It’s personal.”
A new bill in New York requires hairstylists to be trained in all hair textures
Bill S6528A could make way for more hair texture inclusion in New York’s hair industry and beyond.
And Progs don't understand why we despise them.
Wait, a "compelling reason" to you means it has to be a life and death issue for "government intervention?"You have not given a compelling reason for government intervention into hair styling
This isnt a life or death issue
What's "onerous?"This will result in a shortage of hair stylists. A lot of states have been doing away with these onerous licensing requirements because they are largely protectionism for an elite few.
.True..........but we still have enough farms out there to provide plenty for everyone without needing it imported.
I just think anyone and everyone in DC has lost their fricken brains, making laws over some the most stupidest stuff ever
And Progs don't understand why we despise them.
Are chemicals on a black scalp more dangerous?If one uses the wrong chemicals on a scalp it can lead to serious health concerns, don’t believe me go dump a gallon of Clorox on your head and report back to us. A licensed hairstylist should have an understanding of all hair types the fact that they didn’t want a failure that is being rectified.
Government needs a good reason for interveningWait, a "compelling reason" to you means it has to be a life and death issue for "government intervention?"
All you did was repeat the same circular reason.Government needs a good reason for intervening
So far none has been given here
Well good thing the government intervened and required all textures to be covered so mistakes don’t happen from people untrained then.Are chemicals on a black scalp more dangerous?
I dont think do
Let the shop owners decide. Why is the government sticking its nose to dictate what type of hairstyle hairstylists need to learn. If the shop owner has no hairstylists to style African style hair, loss of customer.They are not forced to learn everything, having a general understanding and training on the basics of all hair textures for a professional hair stylist is common sense.
Because the state is the one issuing the license. Why should should someone who wishes to cut just as you put it African styles pay extra for that? Why should they be forced to learn how to cut European hair? The business owner can still decide who they hire and what type of hair they will specialize in. If the state is going to require a license to be a hairstylist that person should be educated in all hairstylesLet the shop owners decide. Why is the government sticking its nose to dictate what type of hairstyle hairstylists need to learn. If the shop owner has no hairstylists to style African style hair, loss of customer.
I would prefer government pass legislation that no one should be forced to wait for more than 20 at DMV.
