One of the things I love about blogging for The Huffington Post is that I get to expand the conversation about issues relating to women and betrayal to topics like body image and esteem—worthy topics that impact all women.
My latest Huffington Post blog “We Each Have Our Own ‘Becky with the Good Hair'” is a great example. If you’re a Beyoncé fan, you’ll be familiar with the reference. If you’re not—no worries—you will completely get it. Most women do.
I hope you enjoy the article. Read it here.
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