Brown girl guilt is the unique and nuanced experience of brown girls and women that is shaped by the expectations to adhere to stark gender roles, familial expectations, and cultural norms.
When we differ from these expectations, girls and women of diverse age groups and locations around the world experience brown girl guilt.
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Brown Girl Guilt is powered by ITSHARPO. Harpo is a visionary, thought leader, community builder, storyteller, and cultural producer. Her mission is to be the vessel through which you experience love. She is a brown girl who adores being a brown girl and is navigating and unpacking her brown girl guilt, while continuously exploring what a world without that guilt looks like for herself and her didis.
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