On this episode, CleoDaGodmother not only expresses her experience with colorism, but also explains how it affects everyone in the black community. She explains that understanding how this isn't something that we do intentionally is key in dismantling the division it creates. This episode shines light on all things colorism.

On this episode, CleoDaGodmother not only expresses her experience with colorism, but also explains how it affects everyone in the black community. She explains that understanding how this isn't something that we do intentionally is key in dismantling the division it creates. This episode shines light on all things colorism.

On this episode, CleoDaGodmother not only expresses her experience with colorism, but also explains how it affects everyone in the black community. She explains that understanding how this isn't something that we do intentionally is key in dismantling the division it creates. This episode shines light on all things colorism.&nbsp;

The Legacy of Colorism

Malcolm X once said “The most disrespected woman in America is the black woman. The most unprotected woman in America is the black woman. The most neglected woman in America is the black woman.” It's time that we change the narrative. This podcast is created by a black woman who is dedicated to empowering, uplifting, and informing black women across the world. Black women deserve a platform to express themselves and feel comfortable while doing it. It's time that we find our voices black women.&nbsp;

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Malcolm X once said “The most disrespected woman in America is the black woman. The most unprotected woman in America is the black woman. The most neglected woman in America is the black woman.” It's time that we change the narrative. This podcast is created by a black woman who is dedicated to empowering, uplifting, and informing black women across the world. Black women deserve a platform to express themselves and feel comfortable while doing it. It's time that we find our voices black women. 

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The Legacy of Colorism

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