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How My Heritage Shaped My Love of Beauty

How My Heritage Shaped My Love of Beauty Tatjana Freund © Susanna Hayward / Getty Images The Latinx community has so many beauty stories to tell and that s why we need more Latinx-founded brands. “Arréglate.” It’s a saying that instantly transports me to my childhood bedroom in San Francisco, my mom combing knots out of my hair and making sure I’m wearing a cute outfit. The translation is“Get ready.” But for many Latinx people, it’s code for“Put on some lipstick before our guests arrive.” Even now, before heading to any dinner or event, or even just stepping out for an errand, this command from my mom echoes in my head. Running to the supermarket to buy milk without combing my hair? Not so fast.

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8 Black-Owned Lingerie Brands to Shop From in 2021

Love, Vera It used to be that lingerie just meant one thing. Going to the mall, and beholding store windows postered with women with one kind of look slim, white, blonde, busty and feeling some kind of way when itchy synthetic lace didn t transform you into just that. Today, thanks primarily to an intrepid group of Black designers and founders, the ethos of lingerie has changed. Lingerie isn t for your man or your woman. Lingerie is for you, and whatever skin and body you re in. Ahead, eight Black-owned lingerie brands that are changing the world, one cami, bralette, and thong at a time.

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3 ways Google fought racial inequality and 3 ways it failed to

Source: Android Central 2020 was a difficult year for more than one reason. The COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the world while issues around racial inequality seemed to come to a head. As one of the largest tech companies in the world, Google has put a lot of time and effort into adjusting its apps, services, and business to accommodate for the global pandemic, but how has Google taken the time to accommodate for racial inequality? Black History Month may have ended for this year, but racial issues have long existed and will continue to exist for some time, so we ve taken a moment to look at the ways that Google has both helped and hurt the cause.

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A food historian is using TikTok to try to make Black Food Fridays the next Taco Tuesday

A food historian is using TikTok to try to make Black Food Fridays the next Taco Tuesday
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#BlacklistedBingo promotes support for Black-owned businesses

#BlacklistedBingo promotes support for Black-owned businesses
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