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The Founder of the DARKISM & COLORISM Movement. 

The World's First & Only Dark Skin Activist!

Rashida Strober, the originator of the DARKISM/COLORISM movement, understands DARKISM & COLORISM like no one else. She was there from the beginning—taking the real hits, confronting the backlash, and standing up for dark skin long before others were willing to speak out.

No one has endured more abuse, faced greater resistance, or fought longer and more boldly for dark skin equality than Rashida Strober. She is often imitated, but there is only one Rashida Strober—the original, the trailblazer, and the visionary who helped bring these issues into the spotlight by creating the first dedicated colorism/darkism platform in the world.

Rashida Strober — the original Dark Skin Activist.

A DARK SKIN WOMAN'S REVENGE

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Burnt Black Crispy Biscuit, written and performed by Rashida Strober, is raw, uncut, funny, fearless, and unapologetic. No polishing the pain. No dressing up the truth. Just dark-skinned Black womanhood—the insults, the rejection, the humiliation, the rage, the laughter, and the survival. It drags darkism and colorism out of the shadows and puts it where everybody can see it, feel it, and face it.

This is dark skin with no filter. No apologies. No bullshit. Get your livestream ticket now!

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Rashida Strober

THE DARK SKIN ACTIVIST

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Bringing awareness & solutions to the struggles

of dark skin people since  1998

what is dark skin activism?

I created dark skin activism, the first platform in history for dark skin in 1998 out of my own personal pain as a dark skinned female. I was a victim of darkism while growing up and throughout my life. I had grown up in school being bullied for having dark skin. I had experienced dark skinned discrimination in my family. As I grew up and was able to understand that I was being treated differently for having dark skinned, I longed to find someone, anyone who spoke specifically on the dark skinned issues that I faced. I began to search for a person who spoke about my struggle as a dark skinned woman. I searched long and hard. There was no one. I was hurt, lost, isolated and feeling backed into a corner in regards to my feelings on dark skin abuse. I had no one to talk to and so I became the change that I wanted to see and in the fall of 1998 I gave birth to dark skin activism with a lecture given at St Pete College for Black History Month. Dark skin activism's aim is to get rid of darkism which is a word and book that I created to operationlize the world- wide plight of dark skinned people.

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