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Bullied For Her Dark Skin & We’ll Talk About it on “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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Kheris Rodgers

She Was Bullied For Her Dark Skin and had a tough time navigating through her elementary school years. The bullying effected her self-esteem so much so, that her mother transferred her to another school. She would cry a lot, and talk about how she doesn’t like her dark skin tone because of the comments other kids made about her in school. Well today, with the help of her older sister, she turned that negative in a positive and now she’s “Flexin in her Complexion“.

Kheris Rogers

Join me in the studio tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” for my conversation with little Miss Kheris Rogers about bullying, low self-esteem and how words are power. We will discuss how she turned this negative experience into a booming business and fashion statement.

The “Conversation link” in this post make it possible to access the show.

We hope to see you on the air!

Published by The ReadyWriter

Writer, Published Author, CEO of ReadyWriter Production Company and Blog Talk Radio Host.

98 thoughts on “Bullied For Her Dark Skin & We’ll Talk About it on “Conversations Of A Sistah””

      22. Can’t wait to hear this lil beauty’s story.
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        Lawd Apple me2 and I hope it don’t piss me OFF some of these yougins need their asses whooped. parents too.

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      24. We will be shocked to hear how she was bullied by other black children. O_o watch.

        It’s gonna PISS me off but I’m willing to bet any of you that was/is the case.

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      26. Y’all early birds hope y’all heard Lil Kheris and her sister Taylor on the show. Those gurls killed that Conversation with Trace,

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      27. Good evening everyone and if ya haven’t heard the show, catch the rewind. It’s worth it.

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  4. Grown ignorant folk give birth to little ignorant pain in thee asses. And i bet u she was bullied by her own kind because we’re just as ignorant and racist against each other.🙄 it’s sad

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    1. And i bet u she was bullied by her own kind because we’re just as ignorant and racist against each other.🙄 it’s sad
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      Yup watch. That’s exactly what we will hear. Some of us have that slave master mentality

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      4. And i bet u she was bullied by her own kind because we’re just as ignorant and racist against each other. it’s sad
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        I just said the same thing down stairs

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  6. Her mama should’ve been reinforcing just the opposite. Telling her her beautiful she is. She’s young yet and have a ways to go still

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  11. How old is she? Kids were probably jelous of her. She has beautiful dark skin.
    Hold ya head up black princess👐💞

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  17. This is an interesting topic to discuss. I speak of my own experience with “colorism” on my blog, but I don’t talk about the impression it made on me as a dark skinned kid in west Africa with a light skinned mom. That dynamic made for an internal struggle with self acceptance. Thanks for bringing this topic up!

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  19. Sad and a shame.
    She’s beautiful. Can’t help but wonder if she’s envied because of her beauty?
    Anxious to hear the show.

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  23. didn’t Tra do a show some years ago about color? 😛 and this little gurl is being bullied because she’s dark skin. O_o WoW! unbelievable.

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  29. Kudo Tracy. I like what you said at the end of your show. how you as a business woman feel compelled to support her. You ROCK!!

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  30. Kheris was simply adorable.
    I’m impressed, for a 10 yr. old she handled that conversation well.
    And when she said she hopes to inspire other kids being bullied, I was in awe.
    I really enjoyed listening to her and her older sister. It was just the sweetest show. Tracy your enthusiasm is so sincere. Awesome how you supported her and said you wanted to give her a platform to tell her story. I just wish you would’ve asked was it black kids or white kids bullying her? O_o

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    1. I just wish you would’ve asked was it black kids or white kids bullying her?
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      At the end of the day why does it matter? she was still bullied.

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      1. I just wish you would’ve asked was it black kids or white kids bullying her?
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        At the end of the day why does it matter? she was still bullied.
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        This is true but if the kids she were bullied by were black kids that would further prove their parents have slave mentalities, which a lot of black folk do O_o which I also think is sad 😥

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      2. It’s like her sister Taylor said, just like self-esteem begin in the home, bullying does too. black or white at the end of the day it’s still WRONG!!!

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      5. At the end of the day why does it matter? she was still bullied.
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        Yes and what’s even more amazing is she took that negative and turned it into a positive.

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  34. That lil gurl is on the right track. her sister Taylor is smart to have made her lil sister an internet sensation. I didn’t hear too well what she said about her grades but I think she said that’s a priority too. Really good show.

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  35. Good show.
    She is a very beautiful little gurl.
    Tracy what you said to her just melted my heart. 😥
    You are always so supportive of young woman.
    You’re such a good role model.

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    1. Tracy what you said to her just melted my heart.
      You are always so supportive of young woman.
      You’re such a good role model.
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      YES she is. I cosign!!

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    2. Tracy what you said to her just melted my heart.
      You are always so supportive of young woman.
      You’re such a good role model.
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      I AGREE!!!!

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  36. she was the sweetest thing. and she knew how to handle Tracy’s questions. Smart little gurl. I loved the show.

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  37. Loved this little gurl. she was like a burst of energy.
    Now we need to order that t-shirt or is some of y’all waiting for her other stuff?

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  38. Kheris had the sweetest energy. such a sweet personality.
    It was the cutest thing. Tracy was just giggly over this lil gurl. It was like she fell in love with her.
    I loved the show. Just loved it.

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  42. I think it’s just AWESOME how a 10-Year-Old Starts Empowering Clothing Line After Being Bullied For Her Dark Skin O_o amazing!! Such a positive message.
    Thank you Tracy for giving her a platform as you said.

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  45. It was a good show Tracy Bell aka Blog Queen.
    Kheris was good. I really enjoyed Taylor. It was smart that she hooked up her sister the way she did. I enjoyed the show.

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