MTP 58-Nelson Brown-Body Positivity

Nelson E. Brown is an Environmental Science student at the Community College of Baltimore County in Catonsville, Maryland, where he serves as one of the writers, artists, and editors of the school's literary magazine and a participant in the Project Sparks program. He's been recognized as an avid volunteer and athlete locally and nationally. In addition to being a part-time student, he is employed at the Maryland Department of the Environment as an Office Clerk, with plans of obtaining a career in Environmental Science after he finishes school. As an artist and author, he has established a book series,"The Beauty In Us", about Body Positivity and Self-Acceptance from a male's perspective. As an activist and philanthropist, he is currently training to become an Evangelist.He currently resides in Randallstown, Maryland. More about "The Beauty In Us - Our Reality" , available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Beauty-Us-Our-Reality-Nelson-Brown-ebook/dp/B07GBFMW85 We live in a world where people have a tendency to believe that IMAGE IS EVERYTHING. The first book in this book series that has been written is about a young man of color who is using his age, his gender, and his nationality to discuss his personal struggles with colorism, self image, and self acceptance. We always discuss controversial topics regarding body image and acceptance, but often it is heard from a female’s point of view. Do you hear any males speaking out about their struggles with their body image and self-esteem? Nelson E. Brown has been embarking on a journey to help boys, girls, men, and women around the world discover who they are and how beautiful they are. In this book, Nelson is able to give himself permission to be vulnerable and even emotionally honest about how he feels. He is speaking on behalf of all the men and young boys in communities around the world who are afraid to. He is also willing to show women and young girls how males carry their insecurities with them every day and how they suppress them in the public eye.