Angry Black Woman - a stereotype that Silences (feat. Sydney Plant)

10/08/20 • 81 min

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Ever wondered how you would feel if your family history was marred by hate, inequality, and unimaginable pain? Sydney can. Farheen and Sydney Plant, from the Women of Candor podcast, sit together to discuss a stereotype that is as dangerous as any other, the Angry Black Woman. Where black women are systematically and without cause categorized as loud, belligerent, and triggered. Farheen learned a lot and you will too in this crucial and very relevant episode. Featuring: Sydney Plant (@candorwoman) Follow the podcast on Instagram @authentic.unfiltered , like us on Facebook and YouTube at "Authentic & Unfiltered" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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