Written In Melanin | Red Lip Theology Review: Experiencing Life as a Black Woman @WrittenInMelanin | Uploaded January 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Chelsea raves about 'Red Lip Theology' by Candice Marie Benbow. In this review, she shares her personal connection with the work, expressing its resonative impact on her life as a Black woman, and explaining why it's an important read for individuals understanding Black womanhood, especially those who grew up in the black church or navigated academia. She highly recommends the audiobook for its immersive experience, reminiscing about the parts of it that made her feel seen, validated, and full. Chelsea also invites viewers to share their thoughts and experiences with the book in the comments section.

00:00 Introduction and Book Overview
00:56 Why Red Lip Theology Resonated with Me
02:57 The Importance of Representation in Literature
03:32 Challenging Cultural Norms and Beliefs
04:40 The Impact of Racism and Misogyny
06:04 The Power of Chapter Four: God Made Me Black
06:53 Why You Should Read Red Lip Theology
07:35 The Struggles of Black Women in Academia
08:54 The Emotional Conclusion of the Book
10:22 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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