sister citizen: shame, stereotypes, and black women in America
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...Double Binds Women face many double binds, contradictory or unsatisfiable expectations of femininity and masculinity (Stone and Lovejoy, 2004; Harris-Perry, 2011; Mitchell, 2012)....
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...…on bias in NLP, we also introduce tests of two biases that are less amenable to word-level representation: the angry black woman stereotype (Collins, 2004; Madison, 2009; Harris-Perry, 2011; hooks, 2015; Gillespie, 2016) and a double bind on women in professional settings (Heilman et al., 2004)....
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...Melissa Harris-Perry (2011) identified this stereotype as ubiquitous for Black women and especially salient in their self-perceptions....
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...Harris-Perry (2011) tackled the ideal of the “strong black woman” (p. 101) as a self-sacrificing superwoman figure, revealing the personal and political problems it creates....
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...Harris-Perry (2011) described the stress, anxiety, and fear that Black women experience as they strive to organize their personal lives in ways that enable them to escape proscribed perceptions of their academic, professional, and social abilities....
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...…context has had long-standing impacts on understanding Black women’s bodies as hypersexualized spectacles for consumption (e.g., Durham, 2012; Harris-Perry, 2011) The visibility of Black women in leisure research seems to appear in less empowering and nuanced ways from discussions centered…...
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...This historical context has had long-standing impacts on understanding Black women’s bodies as hypersexualized spectacles for consumption (e.g., Durham, 2012; Harris-Perry, 2011) The visibility of Black women in leisure research seems to appear in less empowering and nuanced ways from discussions centered solely on race (that tend to favor a Black male focus) or solely on gender (that tend to favor a White female focus)....
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...…temperament, and financial well-being are used to justify policies that disempower women of color (Collins 2004, 2009; Gilliam 1999; hancock 2003; harris-Perry 2011) and impact African Americans’ experiences in their Dow / RAISING AFRICAN AMERICAN BOYS 165 workplaces, school settings, and other…...
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