Ashley M. Jones reads "It Is Entirely Possible For A Black Girl To Be Loved"

The transcript is a powerful poem that challenges the notion that black women are unlovable or exotic. It emphasizes the normalcy and beauty of loving black women without the need for revolution or bravery. The poem rejects stereotypes and redefines beauty, urging viewers to see black skin as a reflection of God and a heavenly mirror. It highlights the spiritual connection and inherent worth of black women, encouraging self-love and acceptance.

What does the speaker mean by saying 'My skin is soft. Like anything soft, it is a reflection of God.'?

How does the poem redefine the concept of beauty in relation to black women?