Unhealthy Thinking Patterns You Need To Unlearn - Page 14
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Julia Austin
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“Angry” or just…seeking respect?
“Since many Black women have had to do it all, they may speak up and speak out more often. When they do and when they fight for themselves, they can be viewed as being an angry Black woman. This is a stereotype that marginalizes Black women and keeps them in a catch 22 position. This harmful pattern of thinking is found in society and can also show up in dating and family relationships.”
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