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No sense of safety

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Imposter syndrome and low self-esteem, especially by not seeing representation at leadership level (except one)

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Imposter syndrome and low self-esteem, especially by not seeing representation at leadership level (except one)

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Always being tone policed and told how to feel and what is appropriate to share and how to share it

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Always worrying about allies feelings. The allyship is centralized around white feelings

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Always in survival mode

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Not seeing representation on leadership level no matter how hard you try.

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Mistrust of self due to gaslighting and just general exhaustion

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Mistrust of self due to gaslighting and just general exhaustion

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Fact that all studies for products are on white people for side effects so we don't know the data for BIPOC

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Fact that all studies for products are on white people for side effects so we don't know the data for BIPOC

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That it is going to take a long time to completely eliminate white supremacy. Our next few generations will have to continue the fight. Learnt today that the London attack was premedidated for a long time before that person acted on it. Does that mean we as BIPOC people are never really safe even doing everyday tasks?

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Gaslighting, distance between rhetoric of equity and actual action/impact

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Gaslighting, distance between rhetoric of equity and actual action/impact

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There is no question about the violent impacts of white supremacy -  it is based on superiority, power and violence. It kills. Not just in cases of overt and direct physical violence but also slowly - through stop and frisk, residential schools, denying access to healthcare for BIPOC communities, Black women being experimented on in regards to fertility, birth control and a myriad of other unethical misconduct of the black body. Indigenous women being laughed at in hospitals - being denied care and dying.

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Extreme exhaustion from the efforts to assimilate and not being accepted at an equal level and dejected by knowing my skin colour would always make me stand apart and continue to be treated discriminately - implicitly or explicitly

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Extreme exhaustion from the efforts to assimilate and not being accepted at an equal level and dejected by knowing my skin colour would always make me stand apart and continue to be treated discriminately - implicitly or explicitly

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Not enough relative mental health support ie. Therapists that are non-white

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Rage/anger/ in constant state of fight

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Lower self esteem

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Transmitted traumatic stressors that are transferred from one generation to the next, passed down through families and communities.
current evidence of genetic, hormonal markers

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Thinking about the London Family.

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Pathologizing the consequences of racial trauma – diagnosing individual survivors of white supremacy with a disease when it is the society that is diseased

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Constant gaslighting

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Generational trauma

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dismissive, sense of superiority and always being 'right', looking down on other cultures as 'uncivilized' or 'axis of evil'... manufacturing 'other-ness' to serve position of power.