Sulwe

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Sulwe is a children's picture book by Lupita Nyong'o that explores colorism, self-esteem, and embracing one's own unique beauty through the story of a dark-skinned girl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf children's picture book
literary work
addressesIssue internalized racism
prejudice based on skin tone
author Lupita Nyong'o NERFINISHED
authorNationality Kenyan-Mexican
authorNotableFor Academy Award–winning performance in film
authorOccupation actor
contains full-color illustrations
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
features dark-skinned Black girl protagonist
genre children's literature
picture book
hasFormat audiobook edition
e-book edition
hardcover edition
hasMoral everyone's uniqueness is valuable
true beauty comes from within
illustrator Vashti Harrison NERFINISHED
intendedImpact boosting self-esteem of dark-skinned children
challenging Eurocentric beauty standards
intendedUse classroom discussion about diversity
read-aloud
language English
literaryCategory African diaspora children's literature
mainCharacter Sulwe NERFINISHED
mediaType print
message all skin tones are beautiful
children should love themselves as they are
narrativeForm prose
notableFor exploration of colorism in a children's book format
publisher Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers NERFINISHED
setting contemporary family environment
targetAgeRange picture-book readers
targetAudience children
theme beauty standards
colorism
embracing one's own beauty
identity
self-acceptance
self-esteem

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Lupita Nyong'o wrote Sulwe