Racism At Work

Four Black professionals stand side by side in a modern office setting, each with serious, focused expressions. The group includes men and women with a range of skin tones and hairstyles—one woman wears her natural hair in a puff, one has shoulder-length locs, and one man has a close-cropped beard. The phrase “ALL SKINFOLK AIN’T KINFOLK” is displayed in bold white text across the lower half of the image, underscoring the tension and theme of workplace distrust and internalized oppression.

What to Do When Workplace Sabotage Comes from Other Black Colleagues – Addressing Internalized Oppression and Workplace Survival Strategies

What do you do when the person sabotaging you at work looks like you? This blog breaks down internalized oppression, why all skinfolk ain’t kinfolk, and how to protect yourself in the workplace—starting from day one.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady

Aug 225 min read

The Strong Black Woman Trope Is Hurting You at Work – Here’s How to Push Back

The Strong Black Woman trope may seem empowering—but in the workplace, it leads to overwork, burnout, and silence. This blog post breaks down how it shows up on the job and how Black women can push back strategically without risking their peace or paycheck. Learn how to set boundaries, document expectations, and access tools like the AntiHR Documentation Journal and the Roadmap to Understanding Your Workplace Rights to protect yourself and thrive on your own terms.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady

Jun 234 min read