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·Apr 1

Racism in the workplace is like domestic abuse in the household. You live alongside your tormentor on a daily basis, but at one point, if you want to survive, you’ll leave. Companies need to do much more to address racism in the workplace or else they’ll for sure lose the…

When People Come To Work, They Don’t Leave Racism At The Door
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Rebecca Stevens A.

This is such a powerful point and perfectly illustrates the sensation of the relationship we live in when surrounded by subtle but insidious racism.

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Writing on the female experience, race, motherhood & self-development. Columnist at The Green Parent magazine. Follow me on IG @adeola_moonsong.

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