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Nothing should be wrong with getting darker! Gem Droplet
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Episode:16
Title: Nothing should be wrong with getting darker.
Subtitle: Black women should sun or tan regularly.
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In this episode of Gem Droplet...
" A lot of my family members specifically would tell me not to go out in the sun for too long. There is a lot of miseducation on sun exposure, especially for black women and girls, people with deeper complexions and melanin. The sun is not harmful to most of us who have Eumelanin and have richer, deeper skin tones. The people who get harmed by the sun are people who have little to no Eumelanin and fair complected people. there's a stigma around being in the sun for too long as a black person in general, specifically black girls. If we're darker we're associated with being masculine." - Cassundra.
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In this episode, I will discuss:
- Sharing the benefits of sun exposure
- Tips on how to properly protect yourself from overexposure
- My experiences with antiblack colorism
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Episode:16
Title: Nothing should be wrong with getting darker.
Subtitle: Black women should sun or tan regularly.
Final Show Link: https://anchor.fm/gemdroplet
In this episode of Gem Droplet...
" A lot of my family members specifically would tell me not to go out in the sun for too long. There is a lot of miseducation on sun exposure, especially for black women and girls, people with deeper complexions and melanin. The sun is not harmful to most of us who have Eumelanin and have richer, deeper skin tones. The people who get harmed by the sun are people who have little to no Eumelanin and fair complected people. there's a stigma around being in the sun for too long as a black person in general, specifically black girls. If we're darker we're associated with being masculine." - Cassundra.
If you are a new or returning listener to Gem Droplet and if you enjoy the show, be sure to follow and/or subscribe. Also, leave a review or comment, I personally read each one, so keep it respectful.
For any newsworthy topics, you would like me to discuss click this link.
Gem Droplet topic form
For Business Inquiries please email the show. [cassundra@mail.com]
In this episode, I will discuss:
- Sharing the benefits of sun exposure
- Tips on how to properly protect yourself from overexposure
- My experiences with antiblack colorism
Follow my Podcast
Gem Droplet Podcast
Follow the Host
CasSUNdra on Youtube | https://cutt.ly/Njw3Xrj
Become a supporter
Support me | https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cassundra
Support my podcast | https://anchor.fm/gemdroplet/support
Explore these Resources
In this episode, I mentioned the following resources:
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© 2021 Gem Droplet LLC. This podcast is copyrighted subject matter owned by Gem Droplet LLC.
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13 Min.