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“The Other Black Girl” peeks into the hidden horrors of being the only person of color at the office

There are no jump scares in Hulu's new thriller, but the dread of being Black in a mainly white industry is real

Published September 13, 2023 3:00PM (EDT)

Early scenes in “The Other Black Girl” place us inside the ever-present anxiety Nella Rogers (Sinclair Daniel) experiences at work. As one of two non-white staffers at Wagner Books, a prominent New York publisher, Nella is accustomed to it.

She senses its shudder behind every interaction with her boss Vera (Bellamy Young). She can barely suppress its irritating buzz whenever her socially clumsy co-worker Sophie (Kate Owens) uses her as a test audience for her shallow journeys in allyship.  She pretends it isn’t singing in her ears when........

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