The depiction of Black history in British schools and on TV has mainly been trauma and struggle-based. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
Working in an Afro hairdresser from 14 was the best education. Through customers and colleagues I was exposed to adult life - breakups, breakdowns, unexpected pregnancies... It opened my eyes to sisterhood and the power of community. Plus, I got… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I think we should be conscious of what we say to people when we're addressing people's physicality. But to then go a step further… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I think the only exercise when I do it I feel the endorphins and feel powerful is when I do a little bit of… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I was often filled with excitement to be given a platform to showcase Black history to others. I never questioned why Black history wasn't… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
There's more to me than just the labels that society wants to place on me or any other Black woman, so I can be… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I've dated someone before that was kind of like: 'Just lose that stone, you'll be so much nicer.' — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I'm always excited to see people embracing their love, it's exciting seeing their family grow. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
I had a weave that was really bad. Too dramatic. I literally took it out when I got home. Had to pretend to like… — Judi Love Copy Share Image
You know, some people get really tense when you talk about racism or you talk about being Black and it shouldn't be like that. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
If there are things you don't like, then work on them, but accept yourself. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
Being happy with my appearance is something I've had to learn over time. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
Everybody's body is different, some people wear natural deodorant we're trying to change what we put into our bodies to be more healthy. — Judi Love Copy Share Image
