Standing By Our Sisters

Letter From The Editor

Kayla Greaves

Contributing Fashion & Beauty Features Editor

Black women are 20 to 40 percent more likely to die from breast cancer, but still it's widely thought of as a "white disease." Standing By Our Sisters will explore young black women's journeys with breast cancer, body image, and beauty.

Black Women Are Underrepresented In The Breast Cancer Community, Even Though They're More Likely To Die From The Disease

Kayla Greaves

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