Beauty Is explores the relationship people of the African Diaspora, and all African people, have with beauty.
Our quest for beauty influences:
- our health
- our economics
- our relationships and
- our self-esteem
and the film explores all of those areas.
This is a very important film, and we need to keep having these conversations.
There is a link to the Ligali anti-skin-bleaching campaign below.
I will be interviewing the Director of Beauty Is, Toyin Agbetu, soon, so stay tuned!
You can listen to my review below.
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1 comment:
Thank you, Zhana, for that excellent review. I hope that more people listen to it, and comment on it. More specifically, I would like to hear others' suggestions as how to move the dialogue along...how can we indicate to society as a whole that we are proud of our skin color and our hair texture? How can we resist what society is telling us? Any ideas?
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