What is it about your appearance that makes society so uncomfortable? How is this personally affecting you?

We are living in an era where vocalization about other people's appearances is becoming increasingly obnoxious. This elephant in the room makes its ugly presence from places of higher authority all the way to families and elementary schools. People battle depression, take drastic measures to mask self-esteem issues, suffer from bullying, complete suicide, or lost their lives at the hands of hate-filled people because of how they look.

"Unapologetically Gray" was born out of frustration, healing, and growth from negative reactions the author experienced about her hair color. Take a journey with her as she learned to be an Unapologetic model in her natural transition of life in the midst of her critics—even to this day.

This is a must-read for those who are wounded with internal and external abuse beliefs or project their destructive views and behaviors on others without thought to their impact.

"Unapologetically Gray" is simply a book of reminders to maintain a sense of wellness, create better boundaries, and command an atmosphere of dignity for all in the midst of social mishaps.