This #BlackWomenAtWork Hashtag Is Too Real…Can You Relate?

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After Bill O’Reilly spoke recklessly about Congresswoman Maxine Waters yesterday AND after respected journalist April Ryan was scolded by the White House press secretary for shaking her head, the hashtag #BlackWomenAtWork began trending. Black women from all over social media weighed in on their experiences at work. Even Maxine Waters weighed in.

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First, a word from Auntie Maxine:

Check out the responses to the trending hashtag.

https://twitter.com/khia213/status/846926692081897476

https://twitter.com/LiberalArtsDiva/status/846923125090664449

https://twitter.com/bad_dominicana/status/846855774240477185

https://twitter.com/MsPackyetti/status/846811824557379584

https://twitter.com/NyashaJunior/status/846848921670365184

https://twitter.com/MsPackyetti/status/846812205458841600

Can you relate???

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