Hello, lovely listeners! In this solo episode, I share my observations on the intersection of race and toxic productivity culture. As I've been promoting my book, "Women Who Work Too Much," I've noticed a lack of conversations about how this issue uniquely affects Black women and women of the global majority.
 
In this episode, I share my thoughts on:
The systemic issues that perpetuate overworking in women's lives.
The importance of understanding how race, gender, and class intersect to shape the experiences of Black women in this culture.
The limitations of white feminism and the need for a more inclusive discourse that acknowledges the diverse struggles faced by all women.
Why embracing softness and spirituality can be a radical act of self-liberation for Black women.

I'm inviting more nuanced conversation about intersectionality and toxic productivity.
 
Mentioned Resources:
Harvard Business School research: https://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/confront-workplace-inequity-in-2023-dig-deep-build-bridges-take-collective-action
 
Blog post on Black women and autoimmune issues: https://fiercebymitu.com/wellness/science-women-of-color-anger-and-autoimmune-diseases/ 
 
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