How the beauty industry is hurting women of color

Black women are disproportionately exposed to toxic chemicals in cosmetic products, illustrating how the beauty industry is an environmental justice hazard.
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Black women are disproportionately exposed to toxic chemicals in cosmetic products, illustrating how the beauty industry is an environmental justice hazard.
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Maybe I was born with it or maybe it was the five pounds of makeup on my face, but I felt like I was in a Maybelline commercial as I strutted to class.
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Preventing discrimination won’t destroy the social norms that will still disadvantage non-stereotypically feminine women in the workplace, but it’s a step in the right direction.
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Nicole Kidman delivers a powerful performance as the unsympathetic protagonist, Erin Bell, in her latest movie, “Destroyer.”
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The insidious stereotype that women who wear visible makeup are deceptive still exists today, which goes to show that cosmetics hold deeply entrenched cultural meanings.
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We ask Cal students to pick their “must-have” beauty item if they only get to pick one from their makeup collection.
As a college student, you’re not exactly fanning yourself with money, and your next Sephora gift card isn’t due to come in until Christmas. So what are you going to do to get your makeup fix? There’s no need for tears or hand wringing. Here’s a list of beauty products you can (mostly) steal for under $10 in Berkeley!
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