Things We Saw Today: Danny Brown Is Writing A Book About Self-Esteem In Black Girls

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Rapper Danny Brown told an Australian radio station that he’s writing a Dr. Seuss-style book for his daughter “about self-esteem in black girls.” Brown says the book focuses on “how black women do so much—process their hair, change their eye color. It’s really about a little girl who does all these things to herself and changes herself and she realizes she’s just better off the way she is.” Sell it. Please. Sell it. (via Nerdist, image via DeShaun Craddock)

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Sam Maggs is a writer and televisioner, currently hailing from the Kingdom of the North (Toronto). Her first book, THE FANGIRL'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY will be out soon from Quirk Books. Sam’s parents saw Star Wars: A New Hope 24 times when it first came out, so none of this is really her fault.