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Author: Robin Brooks

Robin Brooks is an assistant professor of Africana Studies at the University of Pittsburgh and the author of the forthcoming book Class Interruptions: Inequality and Division in African Diasporic Women’s Fiction to be published with UNC Press in December 2021.
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New Fiction, Old Reality: It’s Time We Pay Attention to the Pandemic Struggles of Black Women

Robin Brooks
New Fiction, Old Reality: It's Time We Pay Attention to the Pandemic Struggles of Black Women

Fox’s Our Kind of People makes audiences rethink their perception of Black workers, drawing attention to problems that the government has long tried to ignore.

Black women have not been able to bounce back from their steep unemployment loss that the pandemic generated in 2020.

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