A Washington state high school student is heading to the Google homepage after winning the company’s 17th annual Doodle for Google competition with an illustration that celebrates Black hair, cultural identity, and family legacy. According to UPI, Kameirah was announced as the national winner of the 2026 contest, which challenged K-12 students across the United States to create artwork inspired by the theme, “My superpower is …” Her winning piece transforms the letters in Google’s logo into the textured hair of three young Black women resting together in a grassy field. The annual competition drew tens of thousands of submissions from students nationwide. After a judging process that narrowed the field to five finalists, public voting helped determine the national winner. Each finalist received a $10,000 college scholarship, recognition in their hometown, and the opportunity to have their artwork featured on Google’s homepage. For Kameirah, the artwork was deeply personal.…