What in the article do you disagree with? Nowhere does she say that it affects only black women or that it doesn't affect non-black women.

Considering all of the participants in her study were black women and how the headstrap broke with such regularity, I think she can make a valid claim that "the Oculus Go wasn't designed for black hair" without making claims about others.

I agree with you though. It probably affects many non-black women as well.

Hair style isn't sex. It's personal fashion choice. Some men have big piles of hair too. Eg. tied up dreadlocks.