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Dealing with Imposter Syndrome as a Black Woman in STEM ft. Leleda Beraki
In this episode, Leleda Beraki, President of Yale First Year Class Council, shares her experience as a Black Woman in STEM and how she deals with the accompanying imposter syndrome and pressure to represent Black women. We also discuss the larger than implied impact of microaggressions and whether she feels obligated to address sensitive topics on her TikTok platform.
Check out her socials!
TikTok: @leleda
Instagram: @leledaberaki
If you’re interested in learning about American's Hidden History, Leleda recommends watching fellow Yalie @kahlilgreene on TikTok.
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By Joyce YinIn this episode, Leleda Beraki, President of Yale First Year Class Council, shares her experience as a Black Woman in STEM and how she deals with the accompanying imposter syndrome and pressure to represent Black women. We also discuss the larger than implied impact of microaggressions and whether she feels obligated to address sensitive topics on her TikTok platform.
Check out her socials!
TikTok: @leleda
Instagram: @leledaberaki
If you’re interested in learning about American's Hidden History, Leleda recommends watching fellow Yalie @kahlilgreene on TikTok.