Brothers Rodney and Marichal Brown, owners of HAIRitage Salon in Sacramento, California, are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates in their communities as part of the Confess Project.
Marichal Brown, right, talks with customer Joe Chavarria with his brother Rodney Brown, left, at HAIRitage Salon. The brothers are part of the Confess Project, a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates in their communities.
Wayne “Paper Kutz” Threets adds the final touches to Grant High School student Amiere Lewis’ shave at HAIRitage Salon. The Sacramento shop and its owners are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become front-line mental health advocates in their communities.
HAIRitage Salon owners, brothers Marichal and Rodney Brown, are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates for Black men, boys and their families.
Brothers Rodney and Marichal Brown, owners of HAIRitage Salon in Sacramento, California, are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates in their communities as part of the Confess Project.
Marichal Brown, right, talks with customer Joe Chavarria with his brother Rodney Brown, left, at HAIRitage Salon. The brothers are part of the Confess Project, a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates in their communities.
Wayne “Paper Kutz” Threets adds the final touches to Grant High School student Amiere Lewis’ shave at HAIRitage Salon. The Sacramento shop and its owners are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become front-line mental health advocates in their communities.
HAIRitage Salon owners, brothers Marichal and Rodney Brown, are part of a growing national network of Black barbers and stylists who have become frontline mental health advocates for Black men, boys and their families.
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