November 21, 2018
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In this clip, Angela Means opened up about her experiences with colorism and the cycle of alienation it breeds in the Black community. Angela commended Bill Duke for his documentary 'Dark Girls' but added that there are untold truths of colorism felt on the other side of the spectrum for light skinned Black people, and women specifically.
Later, Angela Means details being in Europe and having people notice her as "Felicia" and what made her leave her home state of Michigan for life on the West Coast.
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