
Girl Gurl Grrrl: On Womanhood and Belonging in the Age of Black Girl Magic


My hair and my lips were not the only part of me that was too much. I had taken on quite a babyish voice a few years earlier, after all of the jokes about how my loudness was so “typical for a black girl”—I didn’t know what that meant, because I was the only black girl at my school, but I knew it wasn’t good. My butt was also too big,
Ijeoma Oluo • So You Want to Talk About Race



