I am please to announce that I am one of three grand prize winners of the Campus Progress/ Colorlines contest!! This contest required youth to make and submit a video that demonstrates passion for activism. I made a video about colorism. Follow the link to read more about the contest and the other 2 winners.
http://campusprogress.org/articles/announcing_the_winners_of_the_national_keynote_contest/
Because I am a winner, I will be giving a keynote speech in July at the Campus Progress National Conference in Washington, DC!! I am SO excited and humbled by the outcome of the contest. Here is the video I made for the contest:
Friday, June 17, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
Feature on theexaminer.com!
CLICK HERE FOR THE LINK
"Colorism is a term that may or may not be new to you. Regardless of your familiarity with the term, the fact that it is still an issue in our society is an unfortunate truth. Kiara Lee, author of Light-Skinned, Dark-Skinned or In-Between?, has taken the issue of colorism and self-published her very own children's book about the topic..."
Friday, May 20, 2011
CHECK OUT MY INTERVIEW ON ALLTRESSEDUP.NET !
CLICK HERE: My interview with AllTressedUp
"I am so impressed by this young woman who has yet to complete her undergraduate studies. She is uplifting our youth and making powerful moves to address the issue of colorism and ultimately self-love. Let's meet Kiara Lee..."
"I am so impressed by this young woman who has yet to complete her undergraduate studies. She is uplifting our youth and making powerful moves to address the issue of colorism and ultimately self-love. Let's meet Kiara Lee..."
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Press Clippings
RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH
RICHMOND VOICE NEWSPAPER
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND'S THE COLLEGIAN
RAPPAHANOCK RECORD
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Book Now Available at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of VA!
You can buy "Light-Skinned, Dark-Skinned or In-Between?" at the Black History and Cultural Center of Virginia. Look for it on the shelves of the Heritage Gift Shop.
Address:
Black History and Cultural Center of Virginia
3 East Clay Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
books are $12.50 each
books are also available at theblackertheberry.org
Address:
Black History and Cultural Center of Virginia
3 East Clay Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
books are $12.50 each
books are also available at theblackertheberry.org
Pictures from Fall '10/ Winter '11 Events
me at my first radio interview! 105.7 Kiss FM with Miss Community Clovia
Speaking at the Radio One Teen Forum
me holding my book, "Light-Skinned, Dark-Skinned, or In-Between?"
Children with my book after a church seminar
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
me and children with the book
my table at the Radio One Teen Forum
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