Kezel Jackson

Nappy Cinderella Kezel Jackson

Nature made us unique.

And we are all beautiful in our own ways.

Butthe value of natural beauty has been stereotyped for ages.

And then it became abrand.

One type of beauty was put on the pedestal while the other wasbanished.

Women of darker skin colors have been trying to hide under thefake paleness.

It is cruel to be forced to hide your true self to be accepted.

The world is conditioned, and the meaning of worth is distorted.

It shouldnot be based on the color of your skin or hair.

How can we change it?

The author of this book highlights the issue of a black bias.

She has experiencedit in her life and career path.

But instead of blaming someone, she has a solution.

To work on reinforcing the importance of diversity.

As a mother, educator, and motivational speaker, she believes that it starts with a family.

Teach yourchildren to embrace their natural features.

But it is important to heal your inner childfist.

So, you can help the next generation to be happy in their skin.

Youwill love this book because everyone needs a piece of empowerment from time to time.

Get it now.