The Longhairs Library

That’s what my spouse asked me in 2021 about our 1-year old. Without hesitation my response was swift and firm: “I already took care of that, it’ll be back in California at The Great Cut.”

We’ve been publishing stories about grooming codes in Texas schools for years, from Habib, Jabez and Cole, to DeAndre, Kieran, Newt and many others. While the issue has raised legal questions and prompted warnings—including a letter from the ACLU to hundreds of Texas school districts—it’s unclear how many have

Happy Mother’s Day to every mom, but especially the moms of boys with long hair (and those who “tolerate” long hair on their "older" boys 😉).

I'm reaching out to you because my micro human is on the verge of throwing in the towel and chopping off his long locks!

On October 21, the ACLU of Texas filed a federal lawsuit against the Magnolia Independent School District outside of Houston, seeking an injunction to halt the enforcement of discriminatory dress codes.

Most of us can remember when we started growing long hair, our last haircut, and the moment we decided on the long hair life.

We began advocating for hair equality in 2017 by profiling two cases of hair discrimination.

Four brothers, ranging from three to nine years old, and their mother will cut and donate their long hair for children with medically-related hair loss.

Every guy with long hair has a reason for growing it out. Cole Taylor is no different.

“When are you going to make him cut his hair?”

In a seeming coincidence, one boy in Mont Belvieu, TX and another in Joshua, TX are being banned from attending school for having long hair.

We were completely unaware of this topic when we started The Longhairs, or how important it would become.