Ghanaian TV host, Peace Hyde has weighed in on the controversy generated after H&M featured a black child model whose hair was not styled.

A number of people called out the clothing retail company for not styling the black girl's hair the way they would a white child's hair before a photoshoot.

But Peace Hyde does not agree that there's a reason for an outrage and she took to Instagram to share what she thinks about H&M and the black child model.

Peace Hyde reacts to H&M using a black child model without styling her hair

Sharing a photo of the beautiful model, the host of Forbes Africa's My Worst Day wrote:

N A T U R A L • B E A U T Y..
I see a BEAUTIFUL black girl with a pulled back bun of her LOVELY, natural hair. -
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Anyone seeing anything negative in this picture, must understand that THEY are the source of the NEGATIVITY. They are projecting negative anti-black ideas on HOW her hair grows NATURALLY. It’s fixed ALREADY! -
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I hear people encouraging us to “EMBRACE OUR NATURAL SELVES”...well, THIS is NATURAL. Stop picking and choosing what’s considered appropriate hair for AFRICAN or AFRICAN AMERICANS just because she’s posted on H&M. EITHER embrace ALL natural images or STOP complaining when others don’t! What did you expect? A lace frontal with baby hairs? ??‍?? -
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What are YOUR THOUGHTS? -
- #EVERYBlackIsBeautiful#SheHasBetterEdgesThanMe#SheLooksLikeEveryYoungBeautifulBlackGirl#APieceOfPeace #TheJourney #Peace??

 

Peace Hyde reacts to H&M using a black child model without styling her hair