Military Changes Hair Standards To Be More Inclusive For Minorities

The video discusses recent changes in military grooming standards, particularly focusing on hair regulations for women in the Air Force and Army. These changes aim to address past discrimination against black women and promote inclusivity. Women can now wear hairstyles like ponytails and braids, and the Army allows additional grooming options like lipstick and earrings. The video highlights the personal impact of these changes and the potential for increased retention of women of color in the military. Future changes are anticipated as the Navy and Marines review their standards.

What was one of the main issues with previous military grooming regulations?

• They were not enforced.

• They discriminated against black women.

• They were too expensive to maintain.

• They were too lenient.

Which hairstyle is now allowed for women in the Air Force?

• Mohawk

• Ponytail

• Buzz cut

• Dreadlocks

What new grooming option is available for female soldiers in the Army?

• Dyeing hair bright colors

• Shaving their heads

• Wearing hats indoors

• Wearing sandals

What is one potential benefit of the new grooming standards?

• Higher retention of women of color

• More funding for the military

• Fewer uniform regulations

• Increased recruitment of men

Which branches are currently reviewing their grooming standards?

• Navy and Marines

• Air Force and Army

• National Guard and Reserves

• Coast Guard and Space Force