A Georgia Hairstylist’s Catch-22
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Atlanta hairstylist Shakiera Earvin describes what led to her decision to return work after Georgia's governor relaxed stay-at-home orders. She tells us what happened after she took clients for the first time in a month, why she may need to close again, and what continues to give her hope.
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