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I hate the idea that women could avoid harassment if we just “covered up more.” That narrative isn’t true. It completely ignores black women ( also women in general) who are curvy, fuller-figured, and busty like me, whose bodies are sexualized regardless of what we wear. I’ve dressed modestly,...

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