No.97 barbershops have been serving folks of
all races for a little while now
and we're talking centuries but there's
a little something that makes a black
barbershop
different than say super cuts back in the
19th century
running a shop was a major way men from
an 'A' generation could get a
little money in their pockets
from there the black barbershop became a
'B' institution
and a safe space for black men to be
themselves Hollywood even had to get its
own cut

we can't talk straight in the barbershop
then where can we talk straight

that said the communities that
barbershops actually serve
didn't need the silver screen to tell
them why they're important

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