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April 07, 2011
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I love the episode where Fanshen interviewed Dr. Johanna Workman. I am still working my way through all the great episodes of the fabulous mixed chicks chat but of everything I've heard so far I really appreciated Dr. Workman's message and contribution to understanding mixed race and body image. Her research is amazing and I also appreciated hearing about her personal experience. I even used the episode as a source for a paper I wrote for one of my classes. Thanks Dr. Workman and Fanshen! Heidi, you are wonderful too! =)
Posted by: Anonymous | April 13, 2011 at 07:39 PM