Band-Aid has vowed to 'embrace the beauty of diverse skin' by launching a range of bandages that will match different skin tones in an effort to fight racial injustice. BAND-AID BRAND now was that so hard? "Tru-Colour" bandages — diversity in healing" by Dr. Raymond Wurapa,' she wrote. Band-Aid's new inclusive line of bandages comes less than a month after Crayola launched a new 24-pack of crayons that represent the wide diversity of skin tones around the world. The Colors of the World pack includes 24 newly-formulated crayons that represent 40 global skin tones, ensuring that every child can draw him or herself accurately.

Source: Daily Mail June 13, 2020 00:52 UTC