A Black Girl in the Middle

A Black Girl in the MiddleBy: Shenequa Golding 'Growing up in Queens, I didn't know being named Shenequa was considered "ghetto" or uncouth. It was only later in life that I realized I was being judged by a decision I had no control over I will examine the double standard Black girls with big names like Shenequa face, and the quick math we have to calculate when trying to de escalate drama.' In A BLACK GIRL IN THE MIDDLE, a timely, compelling, and blazingly honest essay

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