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Read #BlackWomenAtWork if you don't believe white privilege is a thing, I urge you.
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Told coworkers were afraid to approach me about work issues b/c i'm too intimidating. I'm 4ft. 11inch #BlackWomenAtWork
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Had a supervisor actually tell me that she was surprised that I was educated and came from a good background/family... #BlackWomenAtWork
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#BlackWomenAtWork Asian man judge told me in court I "obviously had too much time on my hands because I have time to keep changing my hair"
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Meet the 9-year-old who has become America's youngest published author. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/M1AhHAetvS
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Meet Teen Vogue's new editor, Elaine Welteroth who is both the youngest and first black editor-in-chief ever ???#BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/hVhkkjKfXp
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A new generation of black lawyers is rising. They won't be silenced! #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/aQq63QvTAb
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Dr. C. Mae Jemison is not only was she the first Black woman in space she is also a successful entrepreneur. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/OlzqQlJ7OP
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Zenzile Powell, owner of "Zberry" is the first black woman to open a frozen yogurt shop in Chicago. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/vk4T19LQfR
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Pulling into my own reserved parking space and being told by a random WW that cleaning people can't park there. #BlackWomenAtWork
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Michelle Obama - Our most intelligent and elegant First Lady. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/MqGjwTn06G
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Meet Teen Vogue's new editor, Elaine Welteroth who is both the youngest and first black editor-in-chief ever ?#BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/yE5duFFtMw
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A new generation of black lawyers is rising. They won't be silenced! #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/HBqt1jov0g
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Lt. j.g. Jeanine Menze, a Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules airplane pilot #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/3ECyeDacCU
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"Success isn't about how much money you make, it's about the difference you make in people's lives." Michelle Obama #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/G4OqYltHnK
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Ursala Burns, CEO of Xerox. Under her direction Xerox's sales are nearly $23 billion. She started her career as an intern. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/pj3ShXJoIC
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My co-worker told me, "I love that you feel comfortable wearing your hair wild and crazy" It was just my natural curls #blackwomenatwork https://t.co/GVO7WqlazO
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(3) And got mad when I said "But you got time to run your mouth at this front desk, though." #BlackWomenAtWork
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Nursing pioneer Mary Mills blazed a truly international trail as a public health leader. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/g3W7ndET1p
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#BlackWomenAtWork is a great hashtag with black women speaking for themselves about their work experiences. Get into it.
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Everything is in #BlackWomenAtWork I'm too exhausted to write my own.
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Midshipman Miles was the first African-American woman to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1980. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/XW4v4J1Ly1
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Meet the 9-year-old who has become America's youngest published author. #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/M1AhHAetvS
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The key is not to worry about being successful, but instead work towards being significant #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/FUkfujBQDa
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Being told by my 5' 11" much younger WW coworker that sometimes she feels scared and intimidated by me. I'm 5' 2". #BlackWomenAtWork
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Pulling into my own reserved parking space and being told by a random WW that cleaning people can't park there. #BlackWomenAtWork
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I am about to flood your TL's with a subject I have been writing about, talking about, fighting for my entire adult life #BlackWomenAtWork
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Teresa Moore. Erna Smith. Marlene Bagley. Cheryl Butler. Marcia Davis. Deborah Heard. Lynne Duke. And so many more #BlackWomenAtWork https://t.co/VqJuA36UNr
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Ben just interrupted six @angela_rye live on @CNN. "Ben, I'm not done." "You're never done." ?TEXTBOOK #BlackWomenAtWork example.
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