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“When I first started modeling, there was only about one spot for a black girl in a fashion week show,” Diandra Forrest @diandraforrest said. “And now there are about two spots in a show for black girls out of maybe 50. Some shows don’t even use black girls at all. I feel like they didn't even see black girls at the castings. Especially when I was in Paris, I would speak to other models and I would have about 13 castings or 20 castings and the white girl would have like almost 40.” Ahead of New York Fashion Week, we interviewed models about their experiences in the industry with racism, body-shaming, abuse, non-payment and more. Click on the link in the bio. Photo: Tony
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