I LOVE THESE!!! | THE THINGS I'M GLAD I FOUND!!!

[@KarenBritChick]

I LOVE these!! The things I'm glad I found!!! What is the ONE THING recently that you're so glad you found??? One make up and one piece of clothing????

[@pvo5891]

KarenBritChick looooove my vintage gucci ophidia, my pointed grey snake stilettos and Laura Mercier translucent loose powder ...

[@VanityMania]

Is the Climax mascara better than the Too Faced one?

[@KarenBritChick]

Not sure but the NARS is up there with my lancombe one which is my rolls royce mascara!!

[@tbeauty9147]

My Benefit Goof Proof eye pencil

[@sabella69]

I agree with the diversity concept for women of color. However, I want to see newer, fresh faces, not the same ones. I'm sick of seeing Beyonce and Rhianna and Lupita. I want to see various skin-tones, more representation of darker-skinned models of other races (South East Asia, India, Cuba, Polynesian etc) who have not been "white-washed" either. I want to see more Black models wearing their natural hair --which has been better lately--and not these very dark-skinned models with no hair or extremely androgynous features and looking masculine.

[@danadz2383]

So happy the magazine industry sees beauty in diversity!! About time!! 💋

[@bpore]

September issue is one of the biggest issues of the year for Magazines too! So it's a statement for sure! Love it!

[@styleago-go3028]

OMGosh girl...wiggle, pull out, wiggle, pull out. You had me DYING at my desk!!

[@MsIvebeenthinking]

I cried as you shared about Black faces, as we often go unseen or overlooked. I work with children, adolescents and young women and daily recognize that they don’t see themselves enough in print, media or tv. Thank you for your words, and thank YOU for being an example for many women of color. Your honesty and truth is refreshing. #justdoit

[@crownofhair5521]

I buy at least 10 magazines a month *Elle, Vogue, Veranda, Luxe, inStyle, Etc.* Beauty is brown skin, slanted eyes, full lips, curly hair, white skin, straight hair, short hair. Beauty comes in all shades and its nice to see it . Diversity is a big delicious cake with all the shades of the world # it Matters!

[@Catherine3385]

well said!

[@GeorgieGirl1012]

You are so right about a child's view, I feel this is necessary across the board, their entire environment, classrooms, neighborhoods. Love the outtakes! Cheers, have a great week!

[@jenniferblue4972]

Yeas !!! Karen I was in Barnes and Noble and had to photograph the gorgeousness of Black faces as cover girls!It spoke to me! So glad you mentioned it!!!!

[@hunterj458]

Love you Karen. Looking forwarded to seeing you on a cover soon.

[@obscurity7]

"wiggle, pull out... wiggle, pull out..." I just laughed so hard it startled the dog! In unrelated news: I'd love to see more South Asian and Indian women, as well as the truly dark-skinned black women. We have some of the latter in fashion, and every time I see them (particularly the stunning model Alexander McQueen has been using), it stops me in my tracks.

[@charuta]

Yes we need more South Asian and Indian Women on the covers 🙌

[@gemqueen1866]

Can relate, as a black woman I can see the love affair currently for showcasing ethnic minorities / models .It should never have been a thing, just be real about the fact people of colour exist. We have money to spend too you know!

[@baneshamiller1734]

Ive always wanted that Dior bag! For someone reason I never got it. Now that youve shown it I want it again.

[@betterlifebroadcasting7547]

So excited to see all the shades of dark skin on those magazines!

[@sandraard4306]

I havnt noticed more black women on the covers but I think it's about time fashion and beauty magazines highlight these gorgeous women ! So many out there that don't get the attention they deserve . Bravo !

[@marigoldhumphrey8362]

Love your vintage and thrift shopping videos

[@andreag8508]

love your blip clips at the end!

[@bsing101]

Karen only time will tell if the covers with sis's on it a one time thing. It's great to see and for our girls to see. Love your Dior bags and when/how you acquired them. I found a bigger size (Dior) saddle bag at a consignment shop but turns out to be fake (still gonna rock it though, hardware looks great) but very inspired to find a real one on poshmark at an affordable price. Your humor is too funny!

[@KarenBritChick]

I agree I think we all have to wait and see. LMK if you do find a real Dior saddle or stick with your current : ))

[@bluejay5531]

Karen you make my day!! you are reconnecting me to the fun of "dressing up" (or down :-) the thing I am happy I found (for now) is a pair of high waisted red gap jeans in the back of my closet, which I had not worn and I am loving!! I love all your pieces, especially the leopard print skirt and that dress you are wearing is FA-BU-LOUS!!! and paired with that bag...wow! but again, we have a saying in Italy, you, Karen, could wear "a potato sack" and look DIVINA! Will go checking the Italian versions of the magazine covers, I did notice a huge trend on the online websites...and it's about time! xxx

[@KKinda808]

Karen I love your optimism & the enthusiasm you bring to your videos. You are a true influencer That said-the fashion industry will go with what ever brings them the most revenue. It's business and money is the bottom line. If faces of color prove to boosts sales of magazines then Bob's your uncle.

[@TRay-bu5yu]

I love to see diversity on covers of magazines. It's inspiring. Love Naomi Campbell, Veronica Webb, Iman and Alek Wek. 90s fashion models.

[@missdarkeyes]

LOL! I saw those green jeans and IMMEDIATELY thought of those Jnco jeans from the 90s! With the 52" wide leg and back pockets big enough to fit a laptop :)Ah, the 90s!

[@marieshields6659]

Loving this wave of representation and long may it last 🤗💕 great video xo

[@tbeauty9147]

I’m a handbag lover ❤️❤️ those handbags gorgeous !!

[@evafurmanska2948]

karen!!! i love when you talk as a POC, it makes me tear up! fuck yeah!!! representation and diversity! so good!!!!

[@Afrothentic452]

Diversity matters 💕

[@cynthiabatesjones]

I stopped purchasing those magazines (Elle, Vogue, etc.) because of the lack of diversity. I also discontinued my subscriptions. So they are finally waking up? Hmmm. Good for them. Do it on a regular basis with "regular" models and not just celebrities I will be impressed . Although I am here for those covers! Nice! Pull out and wiggle, my mind.... wow Karen! LOL

[@KarenBritChick]

I agree when they stop using celebs, will they use other black women???

[@cynthiabatesjones]

In 2018 it still remains to be seen! In the meantime let's keep being fabulous!!!!!!!

[@strikkelises]

Representation. Yes, please. Everywhere and all the time.

[@lilithenymph572]

THE SANDALS ARE SO CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE !!! I NEDDDD IT The perfect strap shoes

[@judychapman1868]

Karen, Sophie Roland commented on Beth Jones video about your channel so I decided to check you out and subscribed; I have so enjoyed watching you, you are not only inspirational, elequent, pretty, informative, your personality drew me in. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Judy

[@shavitfamily8704]

Love what you are doing so professional and genuine. What size is the skirt? Have a wonderful vacation

[@KarenBritChick]

size large

[@veronicarussell8404]

Can't wait to see how to wear the skirt and I really want to try the MJ liner now. Hope you're having a great trip.

[@kesham1387]

Karen your bloppers are HILARIUOS!!!!...XO...

[@eleanorbarsic8065]

I also hope that diverse skin tones are not a "moment". I don't feel the impact that you do (I imagine-because I'm white) but my thought is "FAB! IT'S ABOUT FREAKING TIME." do, I'm so glad it spoke you your little girl self. You are so beautiful you definitely deserve to be on a mag cover! But you should see your reflection in books/toys/magazines! I've got 5 and 3 yr old boys and I have to actively search for books so they aren't just seeing themselves as the norm-because we are each of us the norm, I think. Really love your channel. Sorry I don't have Instagram. 40 and feeling tired of not being my best me in clothes! You are a joy to hear and experamemt/learn with. Thanks!

[@sashakay3]

I hope its not a trend. Enjoy your vacay!! Love your InstaStories!!

[@origblkwoman]

As a young black woman, your last fav is my Favorite part of this video! 🙌🏾

[@DebbieWongsWokandGong]

Thank you for including the magazine cover of Constance Wu! I hear you on the representation!

[@ToffeeBeauty]

I remember reading that editors complained that newsstand sales drop when they put women of color on the cover. I know magazines make the bulk of their money from ads and subscriptions, not much from newsstand sales so I felt that was an excuse. If it is true that sales do drop, it’s very sad. This is why customers have to go out buy and support these covers. The good news is with so many fashion magazines featuring women of color during one of the magazines’ most important months- the Sept issue, it will be interesting to see what sales will be this year. I’m confident sales will be good 😊

[@debibasile1]

Hey Karen! I did purchase the September and enjoyed the diversity on the cover and the article about Rhianna. However, I was disappointed in the content as I didn't relate to the articles. I wanted more fashion for the season change. I do love that the fashion community is showing many different women including older gals like me, Asian, Native and every type of people. This is an important step. As kids, we all loved to read about fashion if you loved clothes and makeup. Great video about your favorites. Loved it!

[@deniseoates7147]

Girl! I totally understand...…..hoping this is just not a trend with the magazines. Summer is coming to a close and Fall is right there at the door. I went thrifting yesterday (and I really need to stop) found 2 coats and some suits (which need to be altered), I will not ever be ready mentally for winter, but I will be dress for it. Really enjoyed this video and look forward to the changing of the season thru your fashion.

[@HeavyontheChai]

Representation matters for every ethnicity, size, person period! I want to purchase the Sunday Riley Juno oil!

[@VanityMania]

At my job we get Sunday Riley products for 25% off! That's the only reason I keep working there is for the discount on face products 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marid7577]

Girl.. I think that those vintage pieces are extremely fab. As for you gong of to St Lucia, why you always going after I’ve left. That skirt will be great. I’d give you a compliment in creole if I could spell it 😂..

[@user-tc7rl7fi2g]

I just really hoping that black woman been on the cover of the magazines will continue , when I sow in insta someone post it the skrin of all this covers, swear I got the goosebumps, You are soooo beautiful, I mean I admire black woman, I think there is so much to learn and just beauty and characters ( I hope I don’t defend anybody) just WoooooW!!!!the Power!!!

[@allannagreen3034]

Hi Karen, I've been a subscriber for a bit and although our styles are completely different, I enjoy the fact that you are an import from Britain with Caribbean back ground, as so am I. I so enjoy your St. Lucia blogs. I have the oiliest skin allowed and never ever ever thought I could use a face oil; frankly the thought freaked me out. Well, when you spoke of Luna beginning at 13.06, I thought I would give it a try. I got it, applied it with trembling fingers for the first time 6 days ago and boy! you were spot on (pun intended). The thing instantly started to clear up 2 stubborn zits on my left cheek and has proceeded to smooth out my texture. I have also used Retin-A but let up on that so I can use Luna only. Thank you for being real and honest about products and please do not change on here. There are far too many disingenuous KZbinrs. Be blessed.

[@KarenBritChick]

WOW!! I'm so happy to hear that the Luna Oil worked for you too!!!! I know I too was soooo hesitant and in a set up to fail mentality when I used it and I've had the opposite!!! I swear it's been a game changer and so had to spread the good news LOL!! If it can work for skeptic me it must be working for others too!! YESSSSS!!!!

[@seasoneddiva160]

I'm going to go get all these magazines! I hadn't notice that extreme inclusivity and I want them just in case we have to wait forever to see this again. You know, I would love to see Asian, Indian, Hispanic, Southern, Western the whole of European women on magazine covers as the norm as well as our Caucasian sisters. Very insightful of your Karen to bring this to light! That's the second time I've heard Sunday Riley's name today. May have to bite the bullet and check her out! Love this as usual!!

[@andreagarcia7718]

You're so cute and funny..... You got so lucky with those saddle bags. I wanted one so badly.

[@inhisimage5648]

That mascara is great- thought you had lashes on! Great skin and makeup

[@marigoldhumphrey8362]

Could you do videos on putting together and accessorizing wardrobe basics

[@kamantha75]

That oil paired with the CEO cream at night saved my skin! And in the morning, I use the Caudalie salicylic serum with sunscreen. I also like the Drunk Elephant Glycolic Acid serum paired with their Marula oil at night. Drunk Elephant's baby facial once a week is great also. I can go on and on about skincare......

[@KarenBritChick]

oooo I have the CEO and haven't used it yet!!!!

[@deloiredev4592]

Truly inspiring, sending love all the way from Germany!

[@blessupgirl]

Very informative video Karen !!

[@lindapeterson5992]

You have demonstrated your efficiency in shopping through a rack of clothing. How do you "read" a fashion magazine? Front to back, back to front? Dog ear pages, make notes, read articles, tear out pages and compile notebooks? Would love to know.

[@janupczak5059]

So sooo happy to see more diversity in magazines! Maybe next we can remember our beautiful Native American sisters!❤✌🙌

[@loisthompson5625]

I love the lipstick your wearing, it lights up your face!

[@laraphoenix9434]

I absolutely love seeing black women suddenly being represented in fashion all over the printed press and on websites... I do fear however that, as Tyra Banks once said, it is just a passing fashion of the moment and that we will ‘fall out’ of fashion again. We’ll have to just wait and see I guess....

[@goldenrayofcentralsun1111]

Yes, myself, am taking notice of the different face shapes, variation of skin color that r beautiful in their own way, uniqueness. This,for sure, will catch the attention of very observant young-uns.

[@hinsey222]

That skirt. Divine.

[@sonjadoeckinger4902]

Karen a really really good video -60 years after mlk- a dream - wish you a good holiday- Sonja fan from Bavaria

[@ertiebassy3612]

same...from Bavaria, Germany

[@lenae.6153]

Hahah , me too!

[@esthersantiago2856]

You are right about seeing more diversity in fashion magazines, I just hope is not only a trend.

[@raquelkutsch8008]

Diversity is awesome! Hope it continues and not merely a token.

[@Dwightinho56]

Love your hair!

[@carolyncarlson-yellen4790]

Fashion designers have realized how beautiful their unique creations look on elegant black women. Black women are showcases for vibrant colors. They make white look fantastic! Not to mention the neutrals. And I believe African women have been wearing the mixture of colorful-pattern-fabrics for years. Look at the model,and Nyakim Gatwech. She has said that a Uber driver told her she should bleach her skin. I taught at a Miami-Dade middle school where the majority population is still African American. I was amazed when we went to a Carol City High School pep rally (with a talented band and cheerleaders), to hear the girls remarking how "ugly" the cheerleaders were because they were too black. I told them that I thought they were beautiful. I am elated that the fashion industry is embracing dark skinned women. They truly are roll models for our young girls of all shades of color. And as a result, I believe, as a whole, we can all appreciate ourselves and eac other. (Look inside of "In Style" magazine. You will see a great mixture of ethnicity.)

[@nicoleguise6936]

I agree with you. It was a rarity to see brown and blackfaces on popular magazine covers. The truth is that we are all uniquely beautiful and should be celebrated. I hope that the fashion/beauty industry is catching up to what is real and are consistent. It truly matters, especially to young people as they grow and develop their sense of self. I enjoy your Channel. It is refreshing to interject the reality and error in Beauty and Fashion industry as it serves as a reminder as to what needs work!

[@shashwith]

I think it’s about time magazines recognized the diversity and embraces beauty in all forms. In fact, why stop at even colour, I’d like magazines embracing people of different abilities as well. Ever seen a model in a wheelchair? You know how empowering it would be to an entire segment of people aching to have inclusion. Although I’d tread carefully, like you said Karen..and not just believe that these magazines are genuinely invested unless I see them doing this as a long term thing. Love your videos as always! Btw, where did you get that beautiful coin necklace? I’ve been meaning to get something like that! I’m a sucker for these minimalist, elegant styles of jewellery

[@natalialana1189]

Well said darling!! So love your channel

[@lfkilcran]

Karen, you have brought up a good point. Children do take in the underlying message when they only see people on the covers of magazines who look nothing like them. Adults do as well. The dominance of one race, age and/or body type being displayed/promoted on style, beauty, news anchors, actresses/actors, in shops, on runways, in the magazine shelf TIME & TIME again devalues all others. I hope this is not a one-off. I hope there is more diversity. As a petite woman of a certain age, I was told everything I could not do when I was young: You are too short to be a model...you are too short to be an airline hostess, girls are not allowed in little league (back in the 1950's/1960's) you are a woman so you will not do well in mathematics, science, architecture...you are too old to wear your hair long....you are too old...too short... I was always too something...sigh... SO I earned my Advanced Degree in Mathematics, I took to instagram on the other side of young, and I wear platforms (lol)

[@Itsme_1648]

Lisa White You go girl! 👏🏾

[@marigoldhumphrey8362]

Could you videos are dressing stylish...but practical for fall winter weather

[@KB-lr4pi]

Thanks! I agree that more diversity in models on magazines covers would be great, but better if they expand it to more of the ads and article photos & subjects, too. (50ish Caucasian woman here, fyi.) Have fun in St. Lucia!

[@seasoneddiva160]

K B exactly...ageism is not acceptable either, because women are sooo stunning as we age today!! (60ish Black woman here) (:-))

[@gapeach51170]

I agree that fashion magazines are "leaving money on the table" because of diversity! Let's see it all ... ethnic diversity, age diversity, size diversity, etc! I am 48 and IMO there isn't a whole lot out there marketed to 50 ish women! I see that here on YT as well! I keep saying I should start a channel. :)

[@sharlimbermudez1066]

Hi are you going to be attending the NYFW gala night

[@KarenBritChick]

no I'm not in the country

[@Catherine3385]

wiggle, pull out, wiggle pull out OMG maybe it does do exactly just as it says on the tin!

[@urbanflaneuse]

Given history, its hard to trust this wasn't a PR "one-up" moment for all of these magazines that have historically shunned us. I want to think September 2018 is the beginning of an epic love story for us and our glory, but its hard Karen. Now as a Virgo black spirited woman who is insane for fashion and all things visually, artistically driven I have lived my entire life this birthday month seeing this sea of melanin meet me at the news stands and checkout isles (I thought Queen B's take-over of Vogue was birthday gift enough...wont he do it?!) I hope we show our power with our dollar and buy any and every cover of us we can. If we are talking about the "non-celebrities" featuring lets talk about you Star. I saw you in that check/plaid bit you had the NERVE to upload on IG today and hunty! I would suggest YOU up next. Girl listen. You brought back the punk plaid days for me. I spazzed seeing you walk out of that bodega with those fucking white boots and moisturized afro in the wind. At-ti-tude! I howled and stomped one good time in the middle of the street upon seeing that. Whew!

[@tracythomas343]

I hope the fashion industry continues to represent more diversity.

[@lindamunro4422]

Hey Miss Karen. Wow! Yet another, lively, exciting and informative video, we just love you Karen. I think that I have got my daughter aged 24 hooked on your channel, this is the third one we have watched together lol. Myself and my daughter have made a date to go charity shopping( you would call it, thrift shopping) on Thursday in Chiswick high street... Not too sure what we will find? Or we might have to go further into London, hence the price tag will go up I am sure, but we will see what we can find. I truly look forward to your videos, you give me such inspiration, thank you. Ps, by the way, we love the midi dress with the sunflowers/yellow flowers on it, you make that dress look even more beautiful than it is. Lol. Was that your husband Michael that we saw towards the end of your video? We caught his reflection in your beautiful venetian mirror? My daughter laughed and said, "Is that what he does lol? Shows up during Karen's video". We laughed so hard lol. I think Michael was quietly hoping that he got away with it lol Peace, love and many blessings Karen. Brit chick 2 Brit chick xx

[@beverleypender5931]

I am so pleased that you have made a point of shouting out to the editors about black women on covers of fashion mags. I live and work in South Africa, although I am originally from the UK, and for me, even as a white woman, I despair at how few top black models there are and how few make the covers of magazine. Things have improved, yes, but as you say, let this not be about tokenism -- let this be about how bloody FABULOUS fashion looks on a black skin! That's the bottom line, is it not? May fashion and magazine editors realise that, as you say, black models rock but they are not seen often enough on the main editorial pages to inspire the little girls who feel somehow that they are being overlooked because of their black skin. So here's to you, @KarenBritChick for pointing this out. You go, girl!

[@goldenrayofcentralsun1111]

Wide leg jeans/pants R like a long skirt, n I love it.

[@sarat1625]

OMG, where did you get the British Vogue? Do you have a subscription? I'm having a heck of a time finding the British Vogue in D.C. The newsstands are just...sad lol

[@KarenBritChick]

My mate Paula sent it over !!

[@sarat1625]

Of course! That makes total sense.

[@dr-k1667]

People of color are normal, diversity of age, gender and sexuality is normal, seeing that in advertising, movies, magazine covers, news etc in 2018 should be just normal, but until we get there I will say I love it and ABOUT DAM Time, let's get this to be a regular NORMAL thing!

[@aiai-j7i]

Exactly...it is still hyper self-conscious, self-congratulatory or considered cool. I think it is just a reaction to the years of no visibility. Given some time it will (hopefully) all just mellow out and be the norm.

[@urbanflaneuse]

Yeah. I want to see all bodies and everything. We are well overdue. I want all kinds of titties, asses, thighs, stomachs, complexions and ages. I want inspiration, goals, identity, challenge, newness and appreciation. There is no normal other than being YOU and having the courage to love yourself in a world that constantly tells you you shouldn't. There's room for everyone.

[@l.l.lekens6610]

I have vitiligo, and it really touched me to see dark-skinned women with vitiligo on the cover of magazines. So brave of them, I was always very ashamed of the condition of my skin. It is about time that we celebrate all kind of different forms of beauty and respect each other diversity.

[@KarenBritChick]

Yea that one statement instant makes anyone with the same condition feel emboldened

[@kaireetann419]

My thoughts on the fashion covers - I just hope the mags don't cop out (as they have in the past) by citing that their sales dropped during the months that black women were on the cover.

[@deevargas469]

What about that still photo on this video ? What is that about?

[@KarenBritChick]

Showing the necklace and bag if you mean the thumbnail?

[@marigoldhumphrey8362]

Best Content ....like no other 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@honeybdream]

Yes let's see more diversity & representation in the Fashion industry ✔️❤️

[@traceyjackson294]

like you I hope this black models on the cover of magazines is the way of the future.

[@TheMichelleCopley]

It’s not only fashion magazines stepping up, several catalogs that arrived this week also featured black women, squeals!!! It’s about time!!! So good! Now if we could just get our political Representatives to look like the diverse America we are... yes, I said that.

[@hinsey222]

Want those shoes. Leopard oh God gorgeous.

[@TannenBaumFreak]

I'm like really white , living in Germany and often get asked if i'm Russian - idk why. We're i grew up there weren't really a lot of POC, sometimes families who immigrated from turkey and some from East Europe /Russia. When i moved into a bigger city and really got into like the hole web-thing i really noticed how seldom i saw another color or since. I'm really happy to see a change now and hope it lasts because honestly? I think women of color are soooooo beautiful! I do really celebrate girls rocking their headscarves and would love to see more of them too! I hate the hole concept of whitewashing and stuff, women should just Band together - we're awesome and it's way too sad that so much don't get the love and celebration they deserve

[@marypalmer2088]

Black women along with latin woman and asian women are hard to find on covers and it is sad for young people looking for someone to relate. There are so many different types of people, there really needs to be something for everyone. I myself don't look at any of the magazines because I am not 20 years old, a size 2 with flawless skin. I am a mature 58 year old, I gave up on magazines a long time ago. Karen I really want to give that oil a try, it sounds wonderful!

[@yo-yolanda4654]

Wait..Where is that dress from hanging up on the door? I love the bloopers at the end. 😂😂

[@lenae.6153]

The link is in the infobox ;-)

[@woamajid5145]

I'm sort of cynical on this one, Karen. But, truthfully speaking. My Mom would always buy all of the Fall Big fashion mags every September, even Seventeen mag, from 1960s and so on. Always white skinned. Items are much more expensive these days and it is well known that blacks spend millions more than any others in most marketplaces. Now this...yeah! because socially it's all women of color or blacks, is it ; and boo! Because its politics and economics. Who is getting the real benefit? Wealth. Powerful move. I would buy every one, just to frame the covers. Then draw from their stories, make patterns, sew and enjoy my own designs. Yes, fashion for me is empowering, creative and fun; yet, now and new for me more conscious of dressing my inner being than my other. I still and will always ĺove clothing ...and as an ART form as its value is More in Utility and Functionality, rather than in "DESIGNER". People are suffering unimaginable ills around the world and I think my passion for fashion must turn to compassion for the hearts of billions. Many don't even have clean drinking water and their are little brown babies lost to their parents because of derilects deflecting our attention to darn magazine covers. Yup, feeling guilty. No apologies. Just my 2cents. P.S. .. that leopard skirt.

[@maryka2218]

I agree about photographing diverse people on the covers of magazines as well as doing fashion spreads with diverse people. It is about time that this does become mainstream and should have been all along. People are people and we are all equal. The problem though is that there will never be satisfaction felt by any group if we continue to see ourselves as a subgroup. I realize that history has created the monster but I am afraid that the future has a lot of apologizing to make up for history's bad manners. The instant that a white, blond, skinny, person gets photographed the irk of the non represented will rise once again. I believe that we should see ourselves as worthy and forget about what people have tried to make us believe about ourselves. It starts with each individual person. To be honest, I as an ethnic woman have never ever understood what people are talking about when they complain about being discriminated against. I have had my share of being mistreated but I saw it as more of "their" problem than mine. I was annoyed but I saw the person with the comments and actions against me as a very unenlightened person. I realize that I may have to work harder than most to be recognized but white males do as well when competing against each other. How does one measure the "work harder than another person" anyways? Do NOT let anyone make you believe that you are less important than them....ever!

[@creativefrenzy4669]

Diversity should definitely be the norm in all industries... especially for the next generation .

[@Blessed3010]

I love this woman. 😘...xxxx

[@marielfranco1504]

I really apreciate the end of the video, your statement about diversity...Diversity should be the future, I mean, the visibility of diversity, because this already exist...People are EVERYONE, not only the white ones, not only the straight ones, not only the rich ones, not only christians....We should exercise this everyday, for instance with inclusive language and with RESPECT to all of them.

[@VelmaElizabeth_]

I sick the leopard print sandals are sold out in my size

[@kimmdesignstudio5933]

Everybody and every body!

[@blufaerie]

*pull out, wiggle* I AM HOLLERIN!!!!

[@annarehbinder7540]

For the magazines I’ve seen more diverse covers and insides the last 2-3 years in Scandinavia which hasn’t a huge black population but more a mix of everything which isn’t our native- ultra white perhaps with right now a little bit more of Arabic descent ( sounds like toothpaste doesn’t i)

[@marielfranco1504]

I always think that is so easy to talk and to think with the conqueror's head....

[@marielfranco1504]

From conqueror's head (brain)....

[@2chicchiks]

GREAT VIDEO !!!

[@blackbarbie1409]

LOL @ "Let's put a black person on every cover." AMEN! Love you KAREN!!!!! I don't think this will be the 'norm' i think it went down JUST LIKE YOU SAID. #TOKEN but I hope I am wrong!!!!

[@blktauna]

Seeing anything other than skinny, pale, blonde teenagers is a bonus.