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Understanding Fat-shaming
Why do so many Black men take the time to publicly and viciously talk about Black women and their weight? Why are their comments so hateful? In traditional West African culture, big women were considered beautiful and healthy. Learn more.
Beauty and The Trolls
Actress Keke Palmer can teach people a thing or two about true beauty. Learn how to love yourself and make peace about how you look. It all begins with replacing toxic thoughts about beauty with healthy ones.
True Beauty
You are beautiful!
True beauty is multidimensional; it comes in different sizes, body shapes, skin complexions, hair textures, and physical features. Seeing your unique beauty within will help you resist dangerous beauty trends. While makeup and cosmetic surgery can accentuate your natural beauty, it cannot replace it. If you are obsessed with fake hair, fake nails, fake lashes, fake eyebrows, fake butts...how can you celebrate true beauty?
Special Guest: Latasha Minor
Licensed cosmetologist, Latasha Minor shares ways to resist following dangerous cosmetic trends that can lead to disfigurement, disease, and death. When you stop following distorted ideas about beauty, you can embrace your own. Learn about tips for maintaining your natural beauty and developing a healthy self-image.