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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2019 · 2H

Black Envy: Real Or Perceived?

from Mental Dialogue

Comedian KAT WILLIAMS once joked about wanting more haters in his life, because the more you had meant the better you were doing in life.  In reality having others who are envious of you can have some real life consequences whether at work, in business, or within a family/friend dynamic. Many Blacks feel HIDDEN ENVY among BLACKS is often harder to overcome than RACISM or SEXISM within a workplace, business, or life in general.  Is BLACK ENVY an additional burden successful BLACKS must navigate in life?  In superior/subordinate workplace relationships are Blacks more or less supportive of one another?  Are other races and cultures actually more helpful when it comes to business, or is BLACK ENVY an unfair perception we incorrectly believe about one another? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask.  ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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