Seven days ago, Laurel Skin, a clean beauty brand, released a statement on their Instagram apologizing for lack of inclusion of diversity on their brand’s social media.    They also promised to make the conscious effort to have “uncomfortable conversations so as not to revert to their white privilege”. Laurel Skin, along with so many other beauty companies  have been admitting to their white privilege, and making bold promises about how they will do better. This had us wondering if this was a Laurel Skin problem or a clean beauty problem?   What is White Privilege?  According to Cory...