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GFC: Grown Folk Conversations in ZORA

I’m A Black Woman and I Don’t Have The Joyful Cleaning Gene and I’m Not Sorry

I sweep, and Swiffer and…

iWriteTee in ZORA

We’re Not Perfect, Angry, or Have Infinite Strength — We’re Just Human, Black Women

An imperfect poem about Black women

Alexis Oatman in ZORA

An ‘Angry’ Black Girl Manifesto

Black women are allowed to have emotions, including anger

Asha Elaine in ZORA

A photo of a stressed black woman at work. She is standing against a wall, wearing business casual clothes, eyes closed.

Why Black People Don’t Congregate in the Break Room

Office politics take on a completely different…

Jennifer L. Eberhardt, PhD in ZORA

The Startling Ways Our Brains Process Racial Difference

We all know it’s harder to ID people of…

Kristal Brent Zook in ZORA

How the Brain Processes Mixed-Race Faces

A look at the stereotypes that inform our expectations