First Black Vogue cover model Beverly Johnson: The fashion industry must fix its racism
In 1974, Beverly Johnson was the first Black model on the cover of Vogue. Decades later, she proposes a new rule to help fix fashion's racism problem.
First Black Vogue cover model Beverly Johnson: The fashion industry must fix its racism
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