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130: Why Accomplished Black Women Are The Most Likely To Underpay Themselves Right Now (And What To Do About It)
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- May 6, 2026
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Summary
Over 600,000 Black women have been displaced from their jobs in the last 18 months and that single statistic explains a lot about what’s happening inside workplaces right now: people are scared, and fear is making them quiet. When job security feels fragile, it’s easy to start treating a paycheck as something you should be grateful for, even when it’s already too small. That silence doesn’t just slow down your career; it keeps you underpaid and makes it harder to move into leadership with the...