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MAKE IT MAKE SENSE-Why Skin-Lightening Persists Despite Health Risks and Colorism Concerns

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UCT doctoral Study Examines Why Skin-Lightening Persists Despite Health Risks and Colourism Concerns with Dr Meagan Jacobs-Alfred — Public Health Researcher, who just graduated with University of Cape Town and now will be with Fort University

7 Sep English South Africa Music · Comedy

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