Keneshia N. Grant, Ph.D.
- Aug 3, 2020
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In accusations of being too ambitious, some Black women see a double standard

“In this instance, I think they have something in their minds about who is supposed to be next or whatever’s supposed to happen after Biden, and Harris troubles that narrative,” Grant added. “I think ‘ambitious’ is a ruse. I don’t think they care about ambition. I think she is trying to do something that they don’t want to see.”

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