“One great oversight of our modern generation is that we turn a blind eye to the subconscious colorism that occurs in our society. Colorism within the African American community is defined as the attitude among African Americans discriminating against other African Americans because of their skin complexion – for instance, being too light or too dark. The form of racial discrimination known as colorism dates back to slavery, and has been systematically passed through various elements of our culture. It implies that lighter skin and straight hair are better, and successful men should marry women who fit this standard. Colorism can also happen within other communities, as we’ll talk about. We will also discuss how intraracial colorism plays a huge role in the low self-esteem of Black America from individuals to relationships, and even expands into societal status. It’s past time to change this. We can begin by talking more about it, and by talking about how it affects our mental health.”🎤"LET'S TALK ABOUT IT?"🎤 

 “Do opposite sex friendships really exist, or are they just relationships in waiting (or in secret)? So maybe there’s a reason your BF can’t stand your BFF. Can men and women just be friends? Most people agree that they can, with the help of clear boundaries. But when does an opposite sex friendship cross the line?” LET'S TALK ABOUT IT?