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Project Noir by Enlightened Solutions — 138 episodes · page 1 of 2
Challenged by Bias: The Underestimation of Black Students with Disabilities
Language: Ghetto Slang
Standardized Silence: White Norms in Nursing
Witness to My Own Erasure: Being Black in a "White Space"
Stereotyped and Silenced: The Impact of Racial Bias on Black Girls
Surviving Microaggressions: Navigating Graduate School as a Black Woman
Race on Demand: The Burden of Unpaid Educator
Othered by My Own: The Division of Black Identity in Academia
Smile More: Policing Black Women’s Emotions in the Classroom
Interrogated for Knowledge: The Bias in Academic Validation
Muted in Class: The Erasure of Black Students’ Voices
Art History and Racism: When Professors Cross the Line
Graded by Bias: When Performance Metrics Shift for Black Students
Excluded from the Equation: The Marginalization of Black Students in Group Work
Self-Exclusion: Choosing Isolation
Language Policing: The Racial Bias in Academic Expectations
Silenced Perspectives: The Suppression of Black Women’s Voices
Punished for Speaking Out: The Risks of Challenging Authority
Silenced Scholars: The Invisible Black Women in Academia
Invisible in the Classroom: Black Female Persistence in College
Incomparable: The Problematic Comparisons of Black Pain
BONUS: Invasive Questions: When Gynecologists Cross the Line
Cold Comfort: The Harsh Reality of Miscarriage
Weight of Bias: Navigating Fatphobia in Healthcare
Menopause Misunderstood: The Weight of Ignorance
Fibroids: Finding Better Care
Pain, Doubt, and Disbelief: The Struggle for Proper Care with Chronic Illness
Dirty Assumptions: Medical Misjudgments and the Shame They Create
Voiceless: Ignored in the Exam Room
Shamed for Responsibility: Stigma of STD Screenings
Fibroids & Hysterectomy: The One-Size-Fits-All Trap
The Birth Control Agenda: Pushed to the Limit
Doctors vs. My Body: The Push for Hysterectomies
Surviving Childbirth: Advocacy and the Fight for Maternal Care
Begging for Basics: The Fight for Caregiver Rights
Beyond the Weight: How Misdiagnosis Nearly Cost Me My Life
Beyond the Scale: Ignored Symptoms and the Weight of Bias
Consent Ignored: The Silent Disregard in Medical Practice
Inappropriate Laughter: The Disrespectful Comments that Haunt Us
Irritated and Uninformed: The Struggle for Reproductive Autonomy
Unclean Assumptions: Eczema, Hair Care, and Racialized Judgments
Voiceless in Pain: When Complaints Fall on Deaf Ears in Healthcare
BONUS: Overlooked and Undervalued: The Fight for Black Student Opportunities
Jokes That Hurt: Confronting Bias in Community Outreach
Not Your Business: Pushing Back Against Hair Politics
Lipstick and Lost Opportunities: Black Beauty Harassment
Harassed and Overlooked: Navigating Toxic Workplaces in Cleveland
Provoked: The Emotional Labor of Being the Only One
Weaponized Whiteness: Deflecting Accountability in Client Relations
Not Here for Friends: Professional Boundaries and Workplace Backlash
Pumping Under Pressure: The Strain on Working Mothers
When Allies Turn Aggressors: Navigating Toxic Work Relationships
Do It Matter?: Challenging Linguistic Racism in Education
Too Loud, Too Black: A Case of Stereotyping
Stolen Credit: The Silent Sabotage of Black Women’s Ideas
Adjusting: Tone Policing Black Voices
Uncomfortable Truths: When Diversity Training Hits a Wall
Hair Politics: Unpacking Backhanded Comments
Exclusionary Roots: Policing Community Spaces
Tokenism and Tolerance: When Diversity Becomes a Hollow Gesture
Union Promises, Empty Actions: The Failure to Protect Black Workers
Beyond the Scale: Ignored Symptoms and the Weight of Bias
Pumping Under Pressure: The Strain on Working Mothers
Project Noir: How Cleveland Has Failed Black Women
Ep 71. You Talk White And Other Things I Hate
Ep 70. Underemployment in the Black Community
Ep 69. They Are Always Looking For "Something"
Ep 68. The Only Black Attorney in the Room
Ep 67. Stereotypical Black Woman Co-Worker
Ep 66. Referring To The HR Director As "N***** Girl"
EEp 65. Racism Against The Black HR Director
Ep 64. Race, Religion and Politics Are In The Workplace
Ep 63. Race, Religion and Politics Are In The Workplace, In Full
Ep 62. Project Noir is Necessary Outside of HR Systems
Ep 61. No One Will Ever Respect You
Ep 60. My Boss Negotiated My Salary Lower Than Others
Ep 59. Mixing Up The Defendant and the Attorney
Ep 58. Is Police Brutality Really Real?
EEp 57. I'm Always Warm At Work
Ep 56. If You're Black and In The Union, They Won't Do Squat For You
Ep 55. HR Doesn't Care About Your Well-Being
EEp 54. HR Cannot Mediate Difficult Conversations
Ep 53. George Floyd Tragedy Doesn't Stop Racism at Work
Ep 52. Don't Forget Y'all's Watermelon, in Full
Ep 51. Don't Forget Y'all's Watermelon!
Ep 50. Your People Keep Looting
Ep 49. Black Women Need To Pick A Side
Ep 48. Black Women Need To Pick A Side, In Full
Ep 47. Always Protecting Yourself At Work
Ep 46. African American Women Do Not Have a Seat At The Table
Ep 45. 30k Less, But With The Same Job Title and Duties
Project Noir: Workplaces | Complete Clips
Ep 44. You Had a Miscarriage
Ep 43. With Routine Problems, I've Had To Go To Multiple Doctors
Ep 42. Culturally Supportive Healthcare Providers
Ep 41. No Doctor Told Me My Milk Would Not Come Down Because I Had a C-Section
Ep 40. Negative Experience With My Fertility Doctor
Ep 39. My White Friends Have Never Had That Experience
Ep 38. Leading With My Degrees, To Receive Quality Healthcare
Ep 37. I'm In The ER Because I'm Having a Baby ... DUH!