Perfect Just The Way You Are

Listen this week as I discuss how my complexion, hair and skin effected me in my younger age and these insecurities followed me to adulthood and through relationships. Merriam-Webster defines colorism as prejudice or discrimination, especially within a racial or ethnic group favoring people with lighter skin over those with darker skin. We also discuss my Little White Lady and how 5 year old Vic wanted to be white like her.  While I joke and play far too much my momma is black, blackly black black, don’t let the light skin fool you And of course we have Story-time, cause your girl always has a story to tell. Wrapping it up with a lyric review. Lyric Review: Song: Little Brown Girl Artist: Ebony Jenae Take Aways: Don’t miss an episode! Make sure your subscribed to anywhere you listen to podcasts and  Follow me at @ms_carthage and Stepping Back Podcast on Instagram, email questions that may be featured on the episode to theSteppingbackpodcast@gmail.com.  To continue to grow our community, don’t forget to leave a 5 star rating and review on apple podcasts. And head over to The Stepping Back Podcast on Patreon for additional content, Blogs, Photos and more