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“Sure,” I respond. “I noticed that you wear your headphones a lot in the office,” she says. “It sometimes feels like you don’t want to be around us.” I take a deep breath. Because we work in cubicles, many of us wear headphones when we need to focus. Mine aren’t on more often than anyone else’s. The message: My body is being scrutinized in ways that others are not subjected to, and the worst is being assumed of me.
I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness
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