(7/1-20)
Beasy Baybie is still killing it as a tv and radio personality. Beasy ended up in prison when she was younger.
(29/12-19)
Talia Ray is hustling away on her acting craft, landing gig after gig!
Talia suffered from Bell’s Palsy, a condition where some of your nerves in the facial area gets compressed.
This resulted in her entire left side of her face becoming completely paralyzed.
(23-12-19)
Bonita is fearlessly going after her dreams of becoming a model. Bonita was brown with her tongue being fixed to the bottom of her mouth.
(22-12-19)
lexis won’t let adversity stop her from becoming a model.
Alexis has a disability called Cerebral Palsy which affects the majority of her right side.
(17/12-19)
Lexi is doing whatever it takes to thrive as a model, actress and artist.
Lexi was humiliated in front of her class when her teacher decided to do a “brown paper bag test” with her.
A brown paper bag test is a form of racial discrimination, where you compare an individual’s skin color to a brown paper bag.
(15/12-19)
Isaiah is staying true to his calling and is making a mark in the model industry. Isaiah had a heart attack at 19 years old.
(14/12-19)
Shae is hustlig away on her passion with photography - and she's capturing beautiful photos whilst doing so. Growing up, she felt very out of place and lonely as she was the only black kid in a school of mostly white students.
(13/12-19)
Skye is killing it in the acting and model industry. Skye had to overcome being raped and took herself out from an alcohol and cocaine addiction. Bam.
(12/12-19)
Emanuel is keeping up with his comedy career and trying out what it's like to be a black Trump. Emanuel was on bed rest from alcohol poisoning and lost his job.
(5/12-19)
Sophia is is making her mark in the acting industry and staying true to her dreams. Sophia had to overcome bullying, moving to NYC on her own and adress a life-conditioned knee problem.
(3/12-19)
Michelle Graham is crushing it as an author. She has released her book "Unlabeled: Reflections of Insanity" which is based on a true story. Her book also adressess social stigma and labels within mental health.
(1/12-19)
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