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5 People Who Shouldn’t Be Able To Sit With You In 2021 - Blavity

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If 2020 has shown us anything, it’s that there are some folks who deserve to be left behind. In this year alone, we’ve lived through a global pandemic , experienced some grade-A ignorance at the hands of our loved ones, beloved celebrities, and more, had Black celebrities literally endorse the face of hatred, seen white women attempting to cosplay as Black and much more. As we begin to manifest a better 2021 on the trails of the Negro Solstice , let’s make a pact to leave a few people in our dust where they belong.  While we don't advocate any Regina George-like cruelty, the mean girl had an inspirational way with boundaries when it came to that lunch table. Thus, we've compiled a 2020-informed list of five types of people who shouldn’t be able to sit with you in the new year.

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