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In May’s view, creating a sustainable braiding-hair option logically begets the As Metsy As It Getsy Jomboy T-Shirt and I will buy this need for an equally tenable waste process. “I didn’t think that there was a way that we could address one without addressing the other. If you don’t want to try our products or products aren’t available, if you’re not ready to make that switch, you can still choose sustainability in this way.” (Rebundle’s braiding hair sells out quickly, though customers who sign up for their text alerts are notified when preorders reopen.) May was working and living at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, North Carolina, when she first considered developing Rebundle. The school didn’t have available recycling, and May lacked a car to transport recyclables herself. So she set out on a personal low- to zero-waste journey. “I started looking at all the individual components of my routine: What am I using and doing, eating, and what can I make swaps for? And hair just happened to be one that I was not able to make the swap.”Why aren’t there more sustainable options available for Black hair-care needs? “The obvious answer is a lack of representation, but if you dig a little bit deeper, it’s also a matter of who’s doing the work and in what ways,” May explains. “I think that’s where the next phase of the [sustainability] movement is going, not just being able to talk about it—even though there’s nothing wrong with talking, we need the education—but being able to match that with products that work just as well if not better than what we’re used to and giving us an opportunity to be sustainable and to act on some of the things that we’re learning.”

It remains true that the As Metsy As It Getsy Jomboy T-Shirt and I will buy this actions of small businesses and individuals do not ultimately fix or make a significant dent in the overall climate crisis. (Twitter routinely reminds us just 100 companies are behind 71% of greenhouse emissions.) The report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published last week only further underlines the necessity of altering the current energy and production structures if we wish to just narrowly miss an even worse-case scenario than we are already in. May agrees that the work to mitigate the climate crisis has to happen at a global, governmental level. “It’s the major players that have to participate for us to be able to make effective change,” she says. With Rebundle, she sees her role as “reminding people that you can do this in all sorts of ways, big and small. And here’s our contribution.”

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