Barber In the Media

HuffPost journalist Monica Torres talks with Barber about the role of white supremacy and masculinity in the Department of Health and Human Services “Make America Healthy Again” social media posts. 

Barber discusses the significance of social class and power differences within romantic relationships on the Madame Figaro (Louie Radio) Scandales podcast, episode: “Timothée Chalamet et Kylie Jenner: l’amour a ses raisons.” 

Barber discusses the politics of social expectations for women’s bodies in the Yahoo article, “Jana Kramer said breast implants gave her a 'divorce body.' Here's the science behind breakup makeovers,”by Elise Sole.

In Elisabeth Walsh’s article on “Bummed about Broncos? After Boise State Football Loss, ‘Masculine’ Drink Sales Spike” for the Idaho Statesman, Barber talks about masculinity failures as an advertising strategy. 

Diksha Mittal interviews Barber on the challenges facing working mothers during COVID-19 for The Daily Egyptian article, “Wearing Multiple Hats: Working Women and the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Ama Kwarteng of Cosmopolitan quotes Barber in the article, “There’s an Unexpected Side Effect Hitting Some COVID-19 Survivors; Hair Loss."

Barber discusses white male supremacy atthe Capitol insurrection with journalist Alia E. Dastagir for the USA Today article, “‘She Couldn’t Get out of Bed’: Why Watching Capitol Riotwas ‘Triggering’ for Some Women.

Barber talks about “Masculinity During A Pandemic: How Haircuts And Face Masks Got Political” with host Richelle Wilson on WORT FM’s Public Affair.

Inanarticle for The Dallas Morning News, “In Deep Ellum, BladeCraft Trains a New Kind of Barber with a Focuson Inclusion,” Barber discusses the liberating possibilities of a new barbering curriculum with journalist, Irena Fischer-Hwan