The Intersectionality of Race, Gender, and Power
Description
In this episode, we hear from Tonya, an African American woman with a seat at the table. Tonya shares the daily jabs of trauma related to the intersectionality of her race, her gender, and her position of power.
You can see photos of Tonya on our Instagram page using @YSNWpodcast and on our Facebook page at You Survived. Now What?
More resources direct from today's guest:
The “pet to threat” phenomenon of black women in the workplace is a master class in microaggression and career sabotage.
https://zora.medium.com/when-black-women-go-from-office-pet-to-office-threat-83bde710332e
Ignore the politics, and note how many other black women chimed in with a “Yes, and…” Kamala Harris is not a unicorn – just your basic, above average Olympian for the games we’ve all been trained for.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kamala-harris-black-women_n_5f7f343ac5b600470a9955b8
And believe it or not: Nightflyers by George R. R. Martin. It’s only a novella, so read it twice: Once with your eyes, and then once with mine. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/67958.Nightflyers
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