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Jamaica has been facing a sexual assault justice and victim protection crisis, and the outrage sparked by each assault doesn’t last.

Keshév Wynter acknowledges the impact of texturism but cannot deny the convenience of chemically processed hair.

Brianna Brown is condemning featurism as she practices self-love and rises above societal beauty standards.

Isahai Johnson is reclaiming her power and embracing her skin’s richness after years of facing colorism.

Shaneen Shirley is learning how to love and take care of her hair after years of being told that it is unkempt.

Black features have faced constant attack and discrimination throughout decades in comparison to other racial groups.

Beyond the rich culture and resilience of Jamaica, stands the often overlooked yet deep-rooted issue of colorism.

Moving to a new country and moving to go to college are two very isolating experiences.

As an international student, Morgan Salmon makes sure her suitcase is fully stocked with all her favorite Jamaican foods.

You've made it to the U.S. for university, and you are excited for the future, but the land of opportunity is not easy to navigate.

When moving to America, Britannia Croll never expected that she would ever be ashamed of her native dialect.