Camille Acey of Adventures in Wheelville writes about living in Slovenia - a country where “there are not a lot of black people” - and about searching for a “sister”: “…someone to exchange hair care tips and funny stories with; someone who would understand some of my frustrations; someone who could share shipping on a box full of cosmetics for dark skin; someone for laughter and tears and support.”
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