But Wilson’s passion for hair design remained strong. “On the outside, I had it made,” she says. “I had a wonderful boss who was very supportive. I had my own office, but that wasn’t enough because I wasn’t fulfilled.” In keeping with her hidden talents, Wilson gained her cosmetology license and began doing hair part time while continuing her fulltime work at VCU. But in 2008, Wilson’s hair was thinning, a loss she attributed to hair relaxers.
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