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Coffee No Cream Ep. 13 - White Woman Tells Black Woman, "You're Practically White"

Tracie Walker (@atmarshalsweat) shares her jaw-dropping Coffee No Cream moment from her first law office job - and the strategic response tactics she's developed over years in corporate America. In this episode, we dive deep into: ✅ The "practically white" comment that changed everything ✅ Tracy's "level of unbotheredness" strategy ✅ How to handle workplace microaggressions without losing your sanity ✅ The CC email power play that backfired spectacularly ✅ Why your parents' advice about "keeping the trash can lid closed" is everything ✅ Financial independence as your secret weapon Key Takeaways: • People see your worth before you do - that's why they pick at you • Strategic silence can be more powerful than clapping back • Having money in the bank changes how you allow yourself to be treated • Always have an exit plan Find Tracie: TikTok @atmarshalsweat (search "thinking out loud") or YouTube:    / @thinkingoutloud-q5s   Connect with Coffee No Cream: 🔗 Join our private Facebook community:   / coffeenocream   🎧 Listen on all podcast platforms Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear this message! Chapters: 0:00 - Cold open: "You're practically white anyway" 1:01 - Welcome & episode intro 3:51 - Meet Tracy Walker, legal professional & TikTok storyteller 4:44 - The "practically white" Coffee No Cream moment 8:09 - "They don't see you as Black" - the othering begins 12:49 - Growing up in predominantly white spaces 16:03 - How Tracy's parents prepared her + building confidence 19:33 - Erin's car story: Why they study everything about us 21:17 - The dress code double standard drama 25:06 - Parent preparation vs. workplace reality 27:15 - Tracy's "level of unbotheredness" strategy 29:28 - The power of strategic silence 31:20 - The CC email that changed everything 37:12 - Corporate gymnastics & mental health toll 40:37 - "They couldn't make me mad if I had a plan" 42:27 - Digital entrepreneurship as the new escape route 45:58 - Money = confidence: The emergency fund reality 48:09 - Physical toll: Sleep, burnout, reality TV numbness 50:07 - "You need white people to tell you you're good enough?" 53:04 - Final advice for young Black women entering corporate 56:40 - "Keep the trash can lid closed" - Mom's wisdom 58:45 - We're tired but we're taking care of ourselves