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role model is hosted by British model and fashion designer, Leonie Anderson, who sits down

with industry role models who have carved out a space for themselves at the cutting edge

of culture and business.

Leonie chats with her guests to explore how on their road to success, they've faced and

dealt with discrimination, sexism and prejudice.

meant to serve as an uplifting podcast focused in empowering women of all ages.

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As we've discussed, you are the queen of reinvention when it comes to looks.

I'm always seeing you experiment in with your looks, experiment with your style, which

I love.

But I know in the early stages of being a model, you don't necessarily have control over

your image.

And especially as black girls, I feel like we go through it when we first begin because

we feel like we can't really say anything.

So I kind of want to talk about your experiences early on within the modeling industry and how

you feel things have changed for you now.

So earlier on, exactly same thing, I didn't want to say anything.

I felt like any time I did say something, it was like, I was dramatic or what's the word?

Like you know, like trying to be a queen, they love calling us a diva.

Just because we want our hair to look just as nice as the white girls on the runway, there's

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