Following her breathtaking speech at this year’s Women’s March, singer Halsey has made headlines again for expressing her beliefs.

As a frequent traveller, Halsey tweeted that hotel shampoos usually only suit fine hair, which she believes favours white people.

I’ve been traveling for years now and it’s been so frustrating that the hotel toiletry industry entirely alienates people of color. I can’t use this perfumed watered down white people shampoo. Neither can 50% of ur customers. Annoying. — h (@halsey) April 27, 2018

The singer, whose parents are of African-American, Italian and Hungarian descent, cited the limited shampoo options in hotels as an example of white privilege that alienates people of colour.

How can u have lived ur entire life without knowing that people of color and white people require different hair care products. https://t.co/PGDtdReHTV — h (@halsey) April 27, 2018 The point is that mass production of those products as the standard is part of a greater problem of disenfranchisement. If white ppl can enjoy the luxury/convenience, there should be an option for everyone to. Its an “insignificant” example of a bigger problem. That’s all! https://t.co/gWxHoboXCm — h (@halsey) April 27, 2018

The Cambridge Dictionary defines white privilege as:

People with white skin having advantages in society that other people do not have.

Following Halsey’s tweets, users of Twitter were quick to voice their thoughts.

Many agreed with the singer.

In some hotels they’re actually really nice and can work for people. For me personally there is 0 way at all. It may seem insignificant to you, but for us it’s one of the many things you see daily that illustrates you’re an odd one out — RO (@0p_ro) April 27, 2018 the difference is that you could use em if you wanted to, you got a choice ! not everyone can relate to that — C🍒 (@pagexplant) April 27, 2018 She’s not saying it to start riots or some shit. You need to remember this is one of the many small things that POC go through that makes them feel like we don’t matter enough to be catered to. It’s a microaggression — RO (@0p_ro) April 27, 2018

While others were not convinced that shampoo in hotels has anything to do with race.

Orrrrrr the shampoo just isn’t great quality because it’s hotel shampoo, and the thicker your hair is, the worse the shampoo is. I have thick, curly hair also, and I’m white. This isn’t a race issue. I’m sure you can afford to buy some better shampoo. Annoying. https://t.co/x0CM6d2FEC — Rose Laoutaris (@RoseLaoutaris) April 27, 2018 they cannot provide shampoo and conditioner to every single hair type & texture.....purchase your own https://t.co/ofvUWlA4DR — megan harris (@megxnhxrris) April 27, 2018

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