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5 Aug

Cori Murray Discovers the Art (and Culture) of Curly

Cori Murray Discovers the Art (and Culture) of Curly
Once I became a mother, there have been a number of things I knew needless to say: changing diapers, the necessity to hold the child’s head sturdy and burping right after a feeding. Since I used to be a Black mom with somewhat girl, I also knew that I used to be expected to maintain her hair picture-perfect in any respect times. But here’s the thing about great cultural expectations — I didn't possess the gift of styling my child’s hair. Too over and over I sent her to pre-school and elementary with crooked parts, lopsided afro-puffs, uneven French braids, and on the times I used to be really struggling, we did “free hair”: a cute afro and colourful headband. One...
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2 Dec

Cori “Choc” Broadus Combats Cyberbullying With Body Positivity

Cori “Choc” Broadus Combats Cyberbullying With Body Positivity
Broadus Combats Cyberbullying With Body Positivity Broadus Combats Cyberbullying No one is immune from cyberbullying, not even adults or celebs. Cyberbullying can occur online through social media, forums, or games where users can access, interact with, or share content, whether or not it's through their digital devices like mobile phones, laptops, or tablets. It might probably also occur through SMS, text messages, and apps. 56% Over half of women say they will’t live as much as the sweetness standards projected on social media. Toxic beauty advice normalizes unrealistic and narrowly defined beauty standards, promotes potentially harmful beauty practices (like cosmetic surgery), and suggests that the important thing to constructing self-esteem is physical ‘perfection’. Dove.com Based on Stopbullying.gov, sending, posting, or distributing negative, hurtful,...
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5 Sep

Cori “Choc” Broadus Combats Cyberbullying With Body Positivity —

Cori “Choc” Broadus Combats Cyberbullying With Body Positivity —
No one is immune from cyberbullying, not even adults or celebs. Cyberbullying can occur online through social media, forums, or games where users can access, interact with, or share content, whether it's through their digital devices like mobile phones, laptops, or tablets. It could possibly also occur through SMS, text messages, and apps. 56% Over half of women say they will’t live as much as the sweetness standards projected on social media. Toxic beauty advice normalizes unrealistic and narrowly defined beauty standards, promotes potentially harmful beauty practices (like cosmetic surgery), and suggests that the important thing to constructing self-esteem is physical ‘perfection’.Dove.com In keeping with Stopbullying.gov, sending, posting, or distributing negative, hurtful, or malicious content about one other person is taken...
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