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It was described as challenging narrow perceptions of blackness, both as an identity and lived reality, to understand its diversity in the US and globally.
Her first book, One Drop, love that book, Shifting the Lens on Race, challenges narrow perceptions of blackness as both an identity and lived reality to understand the diversity of what it means to be...
— Episode: 79. The Power of Rethinking Everything w...
Episode: 79. The Power of Rethinking Everything with Dr. Ya...
It was described as challenging narrow perceptions of blackness, both as an identity and lived reality, to understand its diversity in the US and globally.
Her first book, One Drop, love that book, Shifting the Lens on Race, challenges narrow perceptions of blackness as both an identity and lived reality to understand the diversity of what it means to be black in the US and around the world.
Episode: 18. “BEAUTY”: How did we get trapped in this cage,...
Glennon Doyle highly recommended this book by Dr. Yaboble, referencing it in the context of the white supremacist beauty standards, particularly when discussing the concept of 'one drop' within those standards.
Everybody go get One Drop. Dr. Yaboble talks about this so beautifully. Sorry, go ahead sister. Yes, everyone read Dr. Yaboble.
