Sister speaks... colorism!
from Sisters Spoke n' Woke Hosted by Kanwulia and Dumebi Onianwa
This episode goes in depth to how colorism has became prevalent in our society, especially how social media has added to it. As well as our own personal colorism expierences as black women. 🤎
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This episode was published on June 26, 2021.
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