In this episode, host Shawna Renee is joined by two powerful guests, Dr. Sarah L. Webb and Marita Golden, to discuss the critical topic of colorism and its far-reaching implications. They delve into Dr. Webb's book, "Colorism: The Politics of Skin Tone and How We Get Free," exploring the societal constructs that shape perceptions of beauty and leadership, particularly for Black women like Angie Nixon, who faces unique challenges in her political journey. The conversation highlights the intersection of colorism with mental health, as Marita Golden addresses the damaging myth of the "strong Black woman" and its impact on the well-being of Black women. They examine how colorism influences political representation and professional opportunities, emphasizing the need for a systemic understanding of these issues.