Yay! Was such a blast!
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See comment above re: diversity!
But to specifically address the White Girl Rose– it’s a brand that is focused on satire re a lot of these communities with lack of diversity and worldview. In short, it’s a joke due to the demographic of the party which I am definitely aware of! The brand is actually really funny and does a lot to challenge societal norms and support diverse communities. You should follow them!
HEA follower,
First of all, thank you for following my brand and content! I really appreciate it! To answer your question, yes. In fact, a lack of diversity (socioeconomic, gender identity, and racial) is something that is a big concern of mine in the area where we currently live. It’s something I think about a lot, and talk to Kyle about, as we are both hyper focused on making sure our kids have a really diverse and inclusive worldview. I grew up with that, and my environment now doesn’t really reflect the diversity of my family and friends from my entire life as a whole. I’m still figuring it out!
In terms of the brands I partner with, I would be open to hearing about more brands with diversity that you think I should target!
Thanks, Suzie!
]]>Yes! I noticed that too. In fact, my first reaction was “White Girls Rose.” I’m sure it’s delicious but it send the wrong message when you support that brand. Between that and only having thin, white women, it’s hard to feel welcome when you’re not. I’m positive these women are amazing people but some intentional diversity is welcome. It’s the first time I’ve been turned off by content even though I can’t afford of lot of posted items. That doesn’t bother me but, Eva, this doesn’t represent you!
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