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Ep.5 The Literary Book Review (1) The Journey Of A Bookclub

Are you interested in reading and a good girl chat? Can you handle book review debates with an open mindset? DISCLAIMER: This isn't to exclude, execute, or annihilate any ground of the African diaspora. The host Purple Energy invites bookclub members Malika and Gina to today's show. This episode delves into Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett and the controversy around the two characters Stella and Desiree. The overall concept of the book sparks the topic into the complexities of colorism within the minority communities, highlighting the traumas associated with varying skin tones and the societal perceptions that accompany them. Gina and Malika shares personal experiences and reflections on how these issues manifest in everyday interactions, emphasizing the need for understanding and empathy. In This Episode, You'll Discover: How society doesn't get to bottle cap anyone experience. How the entire diaspora, faces trauma no matter the shade. How offense, comparison and suppression creates separation within the minority community. How the impact of colorism in the minority community is a hidden trauma. Books do more than just entertain; they challenge us to face tough topics. If we lead with empathy and active listening, we make room for everyone’s story. This is how a community heals and thrives together. With Love and Kindness, Purple Energy Join Just A Thought to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe out our Substack ⁠https://purpleenergyauthor.substack.com⁠ What We Discuss: (00:00) The Birth of a Book Club (00:52) Exploring New Genres (03:14) Escapism of Fiction (05:51 )Diverse Perspectives on Identity (08:31) Complexity of Passing (11:15) Grief in Relationships (13:40) Books Influence on Mental Health (16:14) Navigating Colorism and Identity (18:35) The Role of Therapy in Healing (29:49) Diverse Representation in Literature