Many White Men Don’t Suffer From Imposter Syndrome When They Should

…ed* - they have the skills - but don't feel like they fit in, or straight out don't get recognised. I think this article is privilege-speaking and tone-deaf. It'd be better addressed to men and White men - probably not a coincidence that all the examples in…
The article has many good points about learning, but it misses the mark regarding Imposter Syndrome.
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Ellen Nguyen
Many White Men Don’t Suffer From Imposter Syndrome When They Should
Todd Brison
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Oct 2, 2020
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Ellen Nguyen — really, really, really, really good points. Appreciate the criticism. Thanks for pushing the discussion. A couple more thoughts in the video
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