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ADA, Reasonable Accommodations, and the Quiet Ways Employers Push Disabled Workers Out
Many employers don’t deny ADA accommodations outright — they quietly create conditions that push disabled employees out. This post breaks down how it happens, why HR is not neutral, and what to do before you speak up.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Jan 66 min read


New Year, New Career: Why 2026 Should Be the Year You Work for Yourself
In 2026, entrepreneurship isn’t about hustle or quitting your job on impulse — it’s about protection. As workplaces become more unstable and less forgiving, working for yourself can create options, leverage, and breathing room before you’re forced into decisions you didn’t plan for.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Jan 15 min read


Holiday Party Survival Guide
Holiday parties are still work — and for Black employees, they often come with unspoken risks. This Holiday Party Survival Guide explains how to protect your reputation, maintain boundaries, document incidents, and move strategically when professionalism starts to slip.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Dec 15, 20255 min read


End-of-Year Survival Guide: How to Protect Your Rights and Plan Your Exit Strategy
End-of-year reviews and restructures can change everything. Here’s how to document strategically, understand your rights, and plan your next move.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Dec 14, 20256 min read


Workplace Gaslighting in Q4: Don’t Let End-of-Year Reviews Undermine You
Q4 is when employers rewrite your year through gaslighting, vague feedback, and surprise separation agreements. Learn how to protect your performance record, safeguard your rights, and prepare a strategic plan before HR makes their move. Don’t let anyone rewrite your reality.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Dec 4, 20255 min read
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