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UK Study Finds Black Children and Other Marginalised Groups Severely Underrepresented as Main Characters in Children’s Books
A UK study finds Black children and other marginalized groups are severely underrepresented as main characters in children’s books. The Centre for Literacy in Primary Education’s survey shows only 7% of 2023 books featured racially minoritized protagonists, down from 14% in 2022. Black characters accounted for just 6.8% of main characters, and over half were written by white authors.
Brown Gyal Diary's 'Glow & Flourish' is the Community Event Indo Caribbean Women Have Always Needed
Glow & Flourish is more than an event—it’s a sacred space designed to nurture the mind, body and spirit of Indo-Caribbean women. Rooted in mindfulness, healing and empowerment, this gathering invites women to step away from the weight of cultural expectations and embrace vulnerability, self-care and growth.
Guyanese American Karen Young of Oui the People on Redefining Beauty with Purpose
Guyanese American entrepreneur Karen Young, founder of Oui the People, is reshaping the beauty industry with intention and authenticity. Her brand challenges outdated standards, prioritizing self-care and inclusivity over perfection. By redefining beauty with purpose, she empowers individuals to embrace their natural selves.
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