Buffoonery and "Bad Hair".
http://www.drmiracles.comTo the marketing department at Dr.Miracles:In reference to the above website we find the advertisement of your products to be insulting, embarrassing and a mockery to Black wo... continue reading »
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"I just recently broke the curse of low self-esteem by going natural 2 months ago. I've never experienced such FREEDOM! Could this hair thing be another form of slavery, or the residual impact of discrimination?"
"It really doesn't bother me, but I understand"
"Oh I forgot...the product is wonderful!"
"It saddens me that so many black women have chosen to partipate in your ad campaign and contests by making a mockery of their natural hair. There must be a better way to advertise your products. The ads are very offensive and ridiculous in some cases. All"
"disgraceful and embarrassing to the entire community and the commercial is also very terrible and should not be aired"
"It must stop!"
"Shameful!"
"It amazes me how in this day and age there is a product that boasts "african pride" and yet has an ad depicting a woman who looks like all of the jigaboo characters from last century."
"The advertisment for this product is making a mockery of natural black hair. I think that the "Dr. Miracles" sould be boycotted."
"I am forwarding this to every Black person I know. This 2006, not 1906."
"Surely, there are better ways to market your products. There are those of us who find our natural texture beautiful and versatile."
