Ebonee Davis wants fashion to fix racism

Ebonee Davis discusses the issues in fashion in another TED TALK shot at the University of

Nevada. Davis is a model that you may recognise from Adidas "we are the future campaign" or the

Calvin Klein promotions that showed up everywhere last year. She talked about her encounters as a dark lady in form.

She trusts that fashion directs what is excellent and satisfactory and in this manner it ought to be

the one settling this issue. She discusses her encounters regarding how every time she

confronted resistance and was informed that every single black young lady looks the same. One of the most difficult things that Davis got notification from her office was that " we don't

comprehend what to do with you" and while this announcement hurt her, she likewise referred to the excruciating demise of Alton Sterling, a black man shot by police the same day her Calvin

Klein campaign had propelled.

This was the defining moment in her life where she understood that the ideal opportunity for

change is now and how individuals need to comprehend the battles that the black community are

experiencing.

Davis needs fashion to be more comprehensive and inclusive. This does not mean taking one black model for the sake of it or using one black model to appear like they are making a change. Ebonee needs design to extend its meaning of magnificence and understand that beauty is evident across all skin tones.