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We aren’t all strong black women.

Tagged With: @CelesteAurora, Black, stereotype, strong, survive, twitter, Women in Race Card

Submitted via Twitter: @CelesteAurora

It’s more than a stereotype…almost an expectation (from all races) that “strong” is what black women should be. Has “strong” become a euphemism for “it doesn’t matter how we treat them because they’ll survive”?

Tagged with → @CelesteAurora • Black • stereotype • strong • survive • twitter • Women 
Glad love doesn’t come in colors. Fighting against how I was raised.
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