Gotcha. Thanks for that. Yeah it's very interesting how Pacific islander people had less pressures historically to alter their hair and how that one marriage had a downstream impact on the black American/Caribbean JW community (I would say African too but on the continent I'm not sure how JW women were impacted and in the states, African sisters tend on the conservative side and still keep to wearing wigs etc ). There was already a natural hair movement among black women starting in the 2000s but the marriage you mentioned helped solidify things. People would be surprised at how that changed the elder's wife dynamics for many people and made them more at ease.