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1. Garcelle Beauvais. Garcelle for Playboy in 2. Rihanna. Rihanna for Esquire’s cover in and Esquire UK in 3. Kelly Rowland. Besides a goregous pregnancy shot, the singer also posed nude for Vibe in Estimated Reading Time: 40 secs. And while it is not a common occurrence, several black actresses have performed in the buff. Here is the list of black celebrity women who did nude scenes in movies. Nafessa Williams, Actress: Black Lightning. Nafessa Williams was born on December 4, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Nafessa is an actress and writer, known for Black Lightning (), Black and Blue () and A Holiday Chance ().

Teesha Renee is an actress. She portrayed Destiny in Black Lightning. "The Book of Markovia: Chapter Two" Destiny "The Book of War: Chapter One: Homecoming" Destiny "The Book of War: Chapter Two" Destiny "The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Two" Destiny "The Book of Ruin: Chapter One" Destiny "The Book of Ruin: Chapter Two" Destiny "The Book of Reunification: Chapter One" Destiny. Nafessa Williams, Actress: Black Lightning. Nafessa Williams was born on December 4, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Nafessa is an actress and writer, known for Black Lightning (), Black and Blue () and A Holiday Chance (). - Explore J S III's board "Nafessa Williams" on Pinterest. See more ideas about williams, black beauties, beautiful black women.

For whatever reason black female nudity is very scarce in Hollywood. There's just not alot of black nudity in movies at least not since the Blaxploitation era. But then again black female roles in media is kinda rare to begin with, so maybe i answered my own question. A part of me can't help but believe that the marginalization is a combination of social taboo among black women, and the standard of beauty being eurocentric features especially blond hair and blue eyes in the western world.