An immersive virtual installation for Black women.
Enter alone. Move at your own pace.
Leave with something that stays.
Regular price $25. April 8 offer ends at midnight.
The Who Told You Your Black Is Not Beautiful Virtual Film Installation is not a webinar. It is not a workshop. It is not a course.
It is an immersive virtual installation — a space you enter the way you enter a gallery. You move through rooms at your own pace. You pause where something calls to you. You listen, reflect, and decide how deep you want to go.
Through film, visual storytelling, and guided reflection, the installation explores colorism — the messages, experiences, and systems that shape how Black women see themselves — and affirms the inherent beauty, dignity, and humanity of all Black women.
When you exit, the experience is complete. What you carry with you is the point.
Six Stories. Six Mirrors. One Journey
That Belongs to You.
Inside the virtual warehouse, six women are waiting to share something they may have never said out loud before.
They are dark-skinned and light-skinned — because colorism does not wound only one way. Dark-skinned women carry the weight of being told they are too much, not enough, not beautiful. Light-skinned women carry something different but connected — the teasing, the bullying, the being told they don't belong, the guilt of a privilege they never asked for.
This installation holds both truths. Because healing the wound of colorism requires us to understand the full shape of it.
After each woman's story, you will enter a mirror room. Not to be told what to think. To sit with what you feel.
Karen's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: What did her story stir in you?
Kelly's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: Where have you felt this too?
Shaleena's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: What have you been carrying that belongs to someone else's story?
Cherylann's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: What does this bring up that you haven't looked at yet?
Renee's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: What would you say to her? What would you say to yourself?
Dr. Kathy's Story
Her story. Her truth. Her experience of colorism — in her own words. ↓ Mirror Room: What are you ready to release?
When the stories are complete, two more rooms remain.
The Virtual Meditation Room When the six stories are complete, this room is waiting. A space to be still with everything you've just moved through. Breath. Quiet. No agenda. Just you, and what the stories opened.
The Art Expression Room Some things that rise in you can't be spoken — they have to be made. The Art Expression Room offers writing prompts, painting prompts, and drawing prompts. Whatever your hands and heart need to do, this room holds space for it. Nothing you create here is wrong.
You came to witness six women's stories. You may find you leave having finally witnessed your own.
Every April 8th Visitor Receives Two Gifts
Included with your ticket. No upgrades. No extras.
A Digital Card Collection from Karen Moore Gifted to every visitor on
April 8, 2026 Some things take 65 years to know for certain.
These six cards carry what I know for sure about you — about Black women, about beauty, about the stories we were handed and the ones we get to choose.
I turn 65 on April 8th. And the greatest gift I could receive is a room full of women who showed up — not just for the experience, but for each other.
The Birthday Circle is my way of saying thank you. Of being present with you beyond the walls of the installation. Of marking this birthday the way it deserves to be marked — in community, in truth, and in the company of women who understand. I will see you there."
— Karen Moore
Karen Moore is the founder of The Colour of Beautiful Media & Entertainment Group — a film, storytelling, and transformational experience company built on the belief that every Black woman carries a depth of brilliance the world has not yet fully witnessed.
Her work lives at the intersection of art, identity, and healing. Through film and immersive experience, she creates spaces where Black women can examine the stories they’ve been handed and begin to choose their own.
The Who Told You Your Black Is Not Beautiful Virtual Film Installation is her most personal offering yet.
The Next Step — A Live Experience
Ready to Go Deeper? Come In Community.
The installation is a journey you take alone. Four Women, One Mirror is what happens when you take it together.
On 4th Sundays at 6 PM EST, a small group of Black women gather live on Rippily to watch Blues Born of Fire: Four Women Reimagined — inspired by Nina Simone’s Four Women — and explore in guided conversation how inherited stories about identity, color, and belonging still shape their lives today.
Thoughtfully facilitated. Limited in size. A soft space to land.
Details:
When: 4th Sundays at 6 PM EST
Where: Rippily (link sent on registration)
Investment: $35 founding rate
Next Session: April 26, 2026
You Were Made for This.
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