R&B singer  Normani revealed that she was the target of racism while a member of Fifth Harmony, according to  reports from Allure. In a candid interview, Normani spoke about her difficult tenure as a member of the all-girl group. As the only Black member of the group that included Camila Cabello, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui, she expressed that she never received the same spotlight as her group members. “I didn’t get to really sing in the group. I felt like I was overlooked,” she said. “That idea has been projected on me. Like, this is your place.” She also spoke about going to an all-white school and facing micro-aggressions, outright racism and feeling like an outsider. "I did get bullied a lot," she admitted. "Not feeling like I had that representation at school was very hard." As a child and relocating to Houston after Hurricane Katrina, Normani said her parents ultimately made the decision to home-school her.  Although she has encountered many obstacles, Normani...