For Colored Girls
In a world that has often painted Black women with unjust and hurtful stereotypes, cultivating a positive self-image can be an uphill battle. These stereotypes label us as evil, treacherous, bitchy, stubborn, and detestable. In America, a nation with a complex history of systemic racism, this uphill journey can feel like an endless rat race, nearly impossible to navigate.
FOR COLORED BOYS
In a world where Black men are often pressured never to show weakness or fear, "For Colored Boys" emerges as a sanctuary, a space where men can break free from the confines of traditional masculinity and embrace their emotions without reservation. Here, we recognize the profound impact of subtle and insidious forms of trauma—the structural and systemic pain that often goes unaddressed.
