Ridesharing While Black: Confronting Racism as a Black Uber Rider
<p>I recently returned home from traveling overseas. A moment I cherished because my skin was able to breathe.</p>
<p>I’ve never felt this feeling back home — the ability for my melanin to be free from the confines — the resistance — the bondage — the surveillance — the control — and the fear provided by our American society.</p>
<p>Yet, not even over a week back home, I am reminded of the violence, the invisibility and hypervisibility, and the constraints on my melanin.</p>
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