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		By: Von-Na		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hey there! This is my comment that I posted to msn. I just wanted to make sure you see it so I&#039;m posting it here. 

It&#039;s the beauty inside of a person that really matters. Jasmine Guy has done some amazing things in general just as a human being, and one of her most important jobs is being a mother. I love how her self-esteem seems not to have been tarnished by all of the petty chatter. Her professionalism and her poker face seems almost unmatched. I&#039;m sure she learned that from her elders and mentors. I love how she is passing the baton to the younger generation yet gracefully stays involved in her career acting and modeling what a successful career can look like. She is imparting wisdom and lifting the younger generation up... not worrying about what people have to say about her natural lines. Her critical thinking game is on point to say the least. It&#039;s giving, &quot;I have more important things to do&quot; vibes and I&#039;m here for it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey there! This is my comment that I posted to msn. I just wanted to make sure you see it so I&#8217;m posting it here. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s the beauty inside of a person that really matters. Jasmine Guy has done some amazing things in general just as a human being, and one of her most important jobs is being a mother. I love how her self-esteem seems not to have been tarnished by all of the petty chatter. Her professionalism and her poker face seems almost unmatched. I&#8217;m sure she learned that from her elders and mentors. I love how she is passing the baton to the younger generation yet gracefully stays involved in her career acting and modeling what a successful career can look like. She is imparting wisdom and lifting the younger generation up&#8230; not worrying about what people have to say about her natural lines. Her critical thinking game is on point to say the least. It&#8217;s giving, &#8220;I have more important things to do&#8221; vibes and I&#8217;m here for it.</p>
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		By: Rob'n T Vazquez		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 16:52:13 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello Beautiful!
I wanted to reach out and express my deep appreciation for your POWERFUL piece, “Jasmine Guy and the Unfair Beauty Standards Facing Black Women Over 60.” Your article was exceptionally timely and brought a vital, compassionate focus to how society judges aging Black women.
The importance of your words cannot be overstated. Your reframing of facial lines not as flaws to erase, but as “receipts” and a “transcript” of a life fully lived (from decades of laughter and family to artistic survival) was profoundly moving. Your willingness to call out the double standards around aging, while celebrating icons like Jasmine Guy, Debbie Allen, Cicely Tyson, and Pam Grier added invaluable depth to the conversation.
Thank you for writing such a powerful and insightful piece. Your eloquence, warmth, and sharp commentary give readers “plenty to admire, one earned crease at a time.”

Ever So warmly, 
RTLV
(I attempted to email you directly, but I received a bounce back of &quot;address not found&quot;)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Beautiful!<br />
I wanted to reach out and express my deep appreciation for your POWERFUL piece, “Jasmine Guy and the Unfair Beauty Standards Facing Black Women Over 60.” Your article was exceptionally timely and brought a vital, compassionate focus to how society judges aging Black women.<br />
The importance of your words cannot be overstated. Your reframing of facial lines not as flaws to erase, but as “receipts” and a “transcript” of a life fully lived (from decades of laughter and family to artistic survival) was profoundly moving. Your willingness to call out the double standards around aging, while celebrating icons like Jasmine Guy, Debbie Allen, Cicely Tyson, and Pam Grier added invaluable depth to the conversation.<br />
Thank you for writing such a powerful and insightful piece. Your eloquence, warmth, and sharp commentary give readers “plenty to admire, one earned crease at a time.”</p>
<p>Ever So warmly,<br />
RTLV<br />
(I attempted to email you directly, but I received a bounce back of &#8220;address not found&#8221;)</p>
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