Today’s post is a little different; I’m talking about inclusion, because I think it’s something many people don’t even consider. I came out of the womb with the same racial classification of less than 3% of the United States. I’ve spent my entire life feeling underrepresented: in the books I’d like to read, in movies, commercials, advertisements, and TV shows — the list goes on. While inclusion and diversity are something that are talked about so much more these days; there’s honestly a long way to go. I wanted to share a little bit about what it’s like being an underrepresented person with the hope that it helps someone out there to be more aware and inclusive.
Please Do Better: An Open Letter About Inclusion & Being a Minority Click To Tweet{This post may contain affiliate and/or referral links. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through a link in this post. Thank you for your support of What Nicole Wore.}