Stories about Labor from June, 2018
On being black in the white-dominated aid industry

"...the responses of other black women in the sector about the mental gymnastics and marginalization one has to engage in to survive were all too familiar."
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"...the responses of other black women in the sector about the mental gymnastics and marginalization one has to engage in to survive were all too familiar."
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