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Teaching myself to be unbothered: My Black Women’s History Month lesson 30 years in the making. | The Michigan Chronicle

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First-person essay by Tahirah J. Walker My wish for Women’s History Month (and my birthday) this year was to be what many folks call “unbothered.” I discovered that I needed to think carefully about what exactly that means to me. I thought of that scene in “Sorry to Bother You” when Danny Glover’s character is … Continued

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