The Halo Code aims to end hair discrimination in schools and workplaces (Picture: The Halo Collective) A group of young Black activists have launched the UK’s first Black hair code for schools and ...
Code My Crown aims to eliminate the tired excuse that Black hair is hard to emulate in games by providing coders and developers with an instructional guide allowing them to code more diverse and "true ...
Dove and Open Source Afro Hair Library are launching a free guide for coding textured hair and protective styles in video games. Dove and Open Source Afro Hair Library are launching a free guide for ...
Created by Black 3D artists, Code my Crown provides step-by-step instructions and 360-degree photo mapping so that any developer – anywhere – can build and better represent Black hair textures and ...
Schools in the UK are being asked to sign up to a new code that hopes to end discrimination against children with afro-textured hair. According to the Halo Collective - the organisation which wants to ...
Born and raised in Chicago, Ian Brock is 17 years old. He is a senior in high school, but he doesn’t attend his local public school for education. After co-founding a nonprofit, Dream Hustle Code, in ...
Dove and Open Source Afro Hair Library has unveiled the Code My Crown guide. The free downloadable resource aims to provide game developers instructions, references, and source code for creating Black ...
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