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Sometimes the best we can do is stay out of it Photo by Lawless Capture on Unsplash Particularly when it’s a grey area, rather than a clear demarcation line between right and wrong the best we can do is not play into the “fragility of white women in need of protection” archetype. Right now there’s a situation where a white woman is crying “victim". Hello, Sarah Dessen.
Burnout has hit the workplace for real. Could you be suffering from this illness? Photo By Aziz Acharki on Unsplash A firestorm of controversy has erupted since the World Health Organization (WHO) recently declared that burnout is a classified medical diagnosis, stemming from “chronic workplace stress.” After WHO included it in the International Classification of Diseases--the handbook that guides medical providers in diagnosing diseases--Dr. Richard A.
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