Black Women You Are Already Valuable and Don't Need Another Degree | Heart-to-Heart Talks Part 4

Описание: #imposter syndrome #microaggressions #toxic jobs #youarevaluable #youareworthy

African American women are the most educated people on the planet. Despite this, many Black women report dealing with having their ability, competency, experience, and qualifications repeatedly challenged. Contending with these microaggressions, often in toxic workplaces, can contribute to feelings of imposter syndrome for Black women. Some Black women embark on an endless quest of pursuing multiple certifications, degrees, and trainings in an effort to address prove their value and worth.

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