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How A 1961 Doll Experiment Is Still Symbolic Of Society’s Erasure Of Black Women’s Pain
Why is it that despite cases like Bland s and Hill s, the violence done to Black women remains widely unpublicized?
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When conversations stir up about violence against Black people, whether it be lynching, shootings or slavery, images that circulate with these discussions often direct focus on the multitude of ways in which Black men are brutalized. But public brutalization of women like Sandra Bland and Anita Hill are just two of an endless number of examples of how Black women have been, and continue to be, targets of the same oppression ....

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