Nowadays, more and more black women are sharing the perspective of 37-year-old Chimére Smith, quoted above. An institution that once served as a place for rejuvenation, strength, and comfort for black women- the church- has been replaced. Fewer of these women attend religious services regularly, yet still consider themselves spiritual people.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2020/02/26/spirituality-health-and-beauty-in-a-bottle-black-women-find-solace-in-consumer-products/#288a02e54852
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