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Zoe Terry
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East
|January 01, 2018
The kid philanthropist empowers girls to love the skin they’re in.
ZOE TERRY’S FIRST DAY OF PRE- kindergarten at Miami Country Day School in 2010 didn’t exactly go well. “I was bullied because of the colour of my skin and because my hair was so puffy,” says Terry, who arrived to find out she was the only black girl in her class. “I didn’t want that to stop me,” she says.
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