The White Disadvantage Myth: Why We Must Stay on Code
The myth of ‘white disadvantage’ is a dangerous narrative that actually protects the advantages of being white in America. It serves as an intentional and dangerous push in our country, akin to...
First published
10/18/2023
Genres:
business
education
self improvement
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