"You Can't Touch My Hair" is a collection of essays by Phoebe Robinson, a comedian and writer. In this book, she explores her experiences as a Black woman in America, addressing issues of race, identity, and culture with humor and insight. Robinson shares personal stories that highlight the challenges and absurdities she faces, particularly regarding her natural hair. The essays also touch on broader societal topics, such as the representation of Black women in media and the importance of self-acceptance. Through her witty and relatable writing, Robinson encourages readers to reflect on their own perceptions of race and individuality, fostering a deeper understanding of these complex issues.