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This is fantastic. It truly speaks to me as a young Caribbean girl who moved to the UK for school, only to be greeted by another race demon plus the casual anti black sentiments of some of my west indian elders, thus having to learn to love myself via conscious black brothers and sisters. It’s like a double wammy……Caribbean classism and colourism plus western racism.
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This is fantastic. It truly speaks to me as a young Caribbean girl who moved to the UK for school, only to be greeted by another race demon plus the casual anti black sentiments of some of my west indian elders, thus having to learn to love myself via conscious black brothers and sisters. It’s like a double wammy……Caribbean classism and colourism plus western racism.
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