By A Mystery Man Writer
When Michelle Audoin, 44, tried to find out what her body would look like after breast cancer surgery, nearly all of the pictures available were of white women. That's why she helped launch a campaign featuring women of colour sharing their breast cancer stories, and a series of images of their bodies after surgery.
When Michelle Audoin, 44, tried to find out what her body would look like after breast cancer surgery, nearly all of the pictures available were of white women. That's why she helped launch a campaign featuring women of colour sharing their breast cancer stories, and a series of images of their bodies after surgery.
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