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The Self-Love Revolution: Radical Body Positivity for Girls of Color (The Instant Help Solutions Series)

This book is about Virgie Tovar
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In "The Self-Love Revolution: Radical Body Positivity for Girls of Color," Virgie Tovar, an acclaimed body image expert, crafts an empowering narrative that challenges the oppressive beauty standards pervading our culture. Published on May 1, 2020, this transformative guide addresses the unique struggles faced by teen girls of color, who are often caught between mainstream media's narrow portrayal of beauty and harsh community expectations. Tovar, known for her influential #LoseHateNotWeight campaign, provides readers with practical tools to dismantle societal norms, critique harmful media messages, and overcome internalized negative perceptions about their bodies. This book is an essential resource for high school students, particularly those navigating the complex intersections of gender and racial justice. Through personal anecdotes, critical questions, and actionable advice, "The Self-Love Revolution" not only inspires radical self-acceptance but also ignites a broader conversation about inclusivity and the right to feel comfortable in one's own skin.

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Published by Instant Help on May 1, 2020
184 pages
ISBN: 9781684034116
Best for readers in High School
This book provides valuable insights into Gender Equality and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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