by DISB | Mar 2, 2012 | Dark Skin, Discrimination, Melanin
By Kavitha Emmanuel | Director, WOWWe often conclude that our worth is based on what we do or how we look. And for many of us, especially women, what we see in the mirror – or what we think we see in the mirror – shapes much of our identity. Added to these notions are...
by DISB | Feb 23, 2012 | Dark Skin, Media Literacy, Melanin, News
A Lullaby for Yamini* – By Susan PhilipThe Sleep Fairy’s coming my little one, She’ll stay for a while, my pretty one, She’ll bring sweet dreams to your jet-bright eyes,And sing you the loveliest lullabies.Sleep, little Yamini, my life, my light,Sleep, little...
