#Trashtalkfluid Joel Teh

What's worse than having judged by things you can't control? Things that you are born with?

Everyone's beautifully created by God, but human beliefs and social stereotypes have put certain labels at the top of the hierarchy while leaving others in an unfavorable place.

Colorism is one of those issues that people have been projecting for many centuries. Despite the acceleration of technologies, this mindset doesn't seem to be outgrown somehow. Thus, this episode aims to tackle the problem and challenge the notion that rationalizes beauty through skin color.

In this episode, you will hear about:
- The definition of colorism
- Knowing the examples of colorism
- What can we do to reduce it?
- How victims can protect themselves from prejudice?

Get in touch with #Trashtalkfluid:
Facebook: @Trashtalkfluid
Instagram: @Trashtalkfluid

#Trashtalkfluid aims to break the stereotypes and allow the growth of diversity in society. Since 2020, most countries in the world have implemented a lockdown policy to ensure the health and safety of citizens from the global pandemic. As a result, everyone's encouraged to curtail outdoor activities and stay at home. While scrolling through social media feed, it can be seen that netizens, despite being confined at their house, still berating others for having problems such as financial shortage, mental health issues, career loss and etc when encouragement is the only act that's been required. Seeing this phenomenon happening while not having many people voluntarily backing each other up can be disturbing at a certain level. With that, #Trashtalkfluid came in as a centralized platform to voice out for the minorities and eliminate prejudice. 

There's always a way to kickstart something. In this episode, you will hear about:
- Self-introduction by the host itself.
- The purpose of #Trashtalkfluid and how it was born.
- Bonus: Ways to be yourself.

Get in touch with #Trashtalkfluid:
Facebook: @Trashtalkfluid
Instagram: @Trashtalkfluid