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Episode 3 The Black Women Working Podcast are drawing on the comparison between Black Women Tears and White Women Tears in the workplace.
White Women Tears is a term of reference to describe the common use of crying and other expressions of distress by white women as a means of weaponizing their privilege and inherent whiteness, exerting full power over white womanhood as a class historically designated as delicate, racially superior and in need of protection
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