Almost every woman has toiled before the mirror, trying desperately to look "professional." Photographer Endia Beal explored this frustration that occurs so often in the corporate sphere, this feeling of otherness that asks women, quite simply, to change. For minority women this change is often far more difficult, as the ideal corporate appearance remains, in most cases, the white male. For a photo series entitled "Can I Touch It?" Beal approached white women in their forties -- some colleagues,...
White Women With Black Hairstyles Redefine Corporate America
The Huffington Post - 18 Oct 2013 14:48
Almost every woman has toiled before the mirror, trying desperately to look "professional." Photographer Endia Beal explored this frustration that occurs so often in the corporate sphere, this feeling of otherness that asks women, quite simply, to change. For minority women this change is often far more difficult, as the ideal corporate appearance remains, in most cases, the white male. For a photo series entitled "Can I Touch It?" Beal approached white women in their forties -- some colleagues,...
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